Investing in DHL Group equity bonds: Guaranteed 10% interest per annum despite the uncertain stock market situation

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Geopolitical risks, weaker growth in China and high inflation rates have led to a consolidation phase on the stock markets. In this environment, investors are looking for attractive interest rate offers. According to a report from Börse am Sonntag, DHL Group (formerly Deutsche Post) is offering investors the opportunity to generate 10 percent interest per year. The DHL Group makes this possible through equity bonds. A reverse convertible bond from DHL Group with a term of nine months (WKN: HS2MU9) guarantees investors to receive 10 percent interest per year, regardless of whether the share price rises or falls. The bond will be repaid on the valuation date, July 19, 2024. If the price...

Geopolitische Risiken, schwächeres Wachstum in China und hohe Inflationsraten haben zu einer Konsolidierungsphase an den Börsen geführt. In diesem Umfeld suchen Anleger nach attraktiven Zinsangeboten. Laut einem Bericht der Börse am Sonntag bietet die DHL Group (ehemals Deutsche Post) Anlegern die Möglichkeit, 10 Prozent Zinsen pro Jahr zu generieren. Die DHL Group ermöglicht dies durch Aktienanleihen. Eine Aktienanleihe der DHL Group mit einer Laufzeit von neun Monaten (WKN: HS2MU9) garantiert Anlegern, unabhängig davon, ob die Aktie steigt oder fällt, 10 Prozent Zinsen pro Jahr zu erhalten. Die Rückzahlung der Anleihe erfolgt am Bewertungstag, dem 19. Juli 2024. Wenn der Kurs …
Geopolitical risks, weaker growth in China and high inflation rates have led to a consolidation phase on the stock markets. In this environment, investors are looking for attractive interest rate offers. According to a report from Börse am Sonntag, DHL Group (formerly Deutsche Post) is offering investors the opportunity to generate 10 percent interest per year. The DHL Group makes this possible through equity bonds. A reverse convertible bond from DHL Group with a term of nine months (WKN: HS2MU9) guarantees investors to receive 10 percent interest per year, regardless of whether the share price rises or falls. The bond will be repaid on the valuation date, July 19, 2024. If the price...

Investing in DHL Group equity bonds: Guaranteed 10% interest per annum despite the uncertain stock market situation

Geopolitical risks, weaker growth in China and high inflation rates have led to a consolidation phase on the stock markets. In this environment, investors are looking for attractive interest rate offers. According to a report from Börse am Sonntag, DHL Group (formerly Deutsche Post) is offering investors the opportunity to generate 10 percent interest per year.

The DHL Group makes this possible through equity bonds. A reverse convertible bond from DHL Group with a term of nine months (WKN: HS2MU9) guarantees investors to receive 10 percent interest per year, regardless of whether the share price rises or falls.

The bond will be repaid on the valuation date, July 19, 2024. If the price of the DHL share on this day is at or above the base price of 32.76 euros, the bond will be repaid at the nominal amount. If the price is below the strike price, the repayment will not take place at the nominal value, but rather a delivery of shares will take place.

Interest payment is guaranteed as long as the issuer of the bond (HSBC) does not default. In order to invest in equity bonds, banks and brokers usually require what is known as futures trading capability.

These attractive interest rate offers from DHL Group could have an impact on the market and investors. Investors looking for safe investments may be attracted to this offering. This could lead to greater interest in equity bonds in general.

For DHL Group, this could mean attracting capital from investors and improving its financial stability. This could have a positive impact on the company's business development and share prices.

It is important to note that there are always risks associated with securities such as equity bonds. Investors should therefore inform themselves carefully about the conditions and risks before investing.

According to a report by www.deraktionaer.de

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