Retail Bond Expert

The rapidly developing UK retail corporate bond market is attracting a more diverse range of issuers and this has raised concerns that some investors may not fully understand the potential losses they could be exposed to.

City Profile has been appointed as the corporate communications adviser to ORBIG, (Order Book for Retail Bond Issuer Group

Early closure signifies strong demand

Phillip Gilbert of Linear Investments poses the question

The launch marks an important new development for the retail bond market

International home credit service company enters the retail bond market

Britain's second biggest spectator sport looks to the consumer to raise money with its loyalty bond

Numis Securities paint positive picture at conference at LSE

Elise Huttenga of IDCM discusses the appeal and growth of the retail bond market

Eden Riche of Investec outlines the risks and opportunities ahead

Family owned property group looks to raise £70m

construction firm fails to attract enough investors

Mr Bond considers the recent exodus from bond funds

As the Governor of the Bank of England delivers his most significant policy statement since taking office, Mr Bond considers the likely impact of a protracted period of low interest rates.

‘Fork ‘andles’ – Mr Bond Says Make Sure You Know What you are Buying

9 yr retail bond breaks period of inactivity

International Personal Finance launches second tranche of its BB+ rated, seven year retail bond.

LSE plans to introduce a broader fixed-income trading service

At a well-attended event at the London Stock Exchange to mark the fourth anniversary of the launch of its Order Book for Retail Bonds, participants from all sectors of the market came together to celebrate its success to date and look forward to its prospects for the future.

Wasps today became the first sports business to launch a retail bond

….And you thought that we were faking, that we were all just money making…..’

Heylo Housing Group has issued a retail bond offering 1.625% due 2028 with both the coupon and redemption value rising in line with RPI

Provider of home credit and digital lender International Personal Finance (IPF) is offering DIY investors a rare opportunity with a new retail bond offering an eye-catching coupon of 7.75% p.a.

Retail Bond Expert’s Mr Bond looks at the factors that suggest we may have been in recession since the Global Financial Crisis and the contrasting fortunes of two recent retail bond issues trying to lure income investors on ORB