Why Do Companies Issue 100-Year Bonds? Understanding the Strategy Behind Century Bonds In the financial world, one question often comes up among investors and analysts: Why would a company issue a bond that lasts 100 years? This article delves into the logic behind century bonds, examining why businesses take this unique approach to finance, how…
Have you ever realized that you have fake friends? And when I say fake friends, I’m not talking about fake friends in English, but about friends who actually turned out to be big assholes? Well in this top, there are some examples of people who realized that their “friends” abused phew with exaggerated (even completely…
What Is a Multi-Asset Class? A multi-asset class, also known as a multiple-asset class or multi-asset fund, is a combination of asset classes (such as cash, equity or bonds) used as an investment. A multi-asset class investment contains more than one asset class, thus creating a group or portfolio of assets. The weights and types…
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Mutual funds are pretty transparent. You can easily find out what stocks are in a mutual fund by searching online. Many financial sites list the holding of funds. The price of a share, often called a unit, is posted on these sites, and you can find it easily if you use an online discount broker…
We have already told you about objects with strange origins and as it is a subject as vast as it is interesting, this time we have immersed ourselves in the history of inventions which have a really gloomy origin. If you like to learn more about the world around you and are a fan of…
What Does “Spider” Mean? Spider (SPDR) is a short form name for a Standard & Poor’s depository receipt, an exchange-traded fund (ETF) managed by State Street Global Advisors that tracks the Standard & Poor’s 500 index (S&P 500). Each share of an SPDR contains a 10th of the S&P 500 index and trades at roughly…
If I tell you reality TV, will you answer me? “A mind-numbing program, and people paid gold bars to sugarcoat the pill in a dream villa for weeks”. It’s an understandable shortcut, but tell yourself that we don’t know everything! The candidate’s life is more framed and regulated than one might think. Being in a…
What Is an International Bond? An international bond is a debt obligation that is issued in a country by a non-domestic entity. Generally, it is denominated in the currency of its issuer’s native country. Like other bonds, it pays interest at specific intervals and pays its principal amount back to bondholder at maturity. International bonds…