Frequently asked questions

Corporate bonds are securities with a term of 1 year or more issued by an enterprise, confirming the holder’s legal rights and interests of the issuing organization’s the debt portion.

1. Convertible Bond

A type of bond issued by a Joint Stock Company that can be converted into common shares according to the terms and conditions determined in the bond issuance plan.

2. Covered Bond

A type of bond that is guaranteed to pay all or part of the interest and principal upon maturity using the assets of the issuer or the assets of a third party according to the provisions of law on secured transactions; or entitled with payment guarantee according to the provisions of law.

3. Warrant Bond

Warrabnt Bonds are issued by a joint stock company with warrants, allowing the warrant holder the right to buy a number of common shares of the joint stock company according to the terms and conditions determined in the bond issuance plan.

4. Non-convertible bonds do not have warrants or collaterals

A bond issued that does not fall into the above cases.

5. Green Bond

Corporate bonds are issued to finance eco-friendly projects and projects that benefits the environment according to the environmental protection law.