A bond is a debt instrument issued by a company to raise finance from investors. Bonds are financial securities, and a bond contract sets out the terms and conditions, including the duration, fees, withdrawal and interest rate. Bonds have several advantages: the company does not open up its capital and the investor receives fixed and guaranteed interest.

This particular form allows Béton Capital to contractually fix all its commitments freely and to protect its investors as much as possible, which would not be possible with a security quoted on the markets. This makes it possible, for example, to offer a fixed rate of interest, favourable exit conditions, and to protect investors from the risks of price fluctuations presented by shares or fund units.

Total control

The bonds allow Béton Capital to fully control the performance, costs, liquidity and evolution of the investments in order to guarantee investors the best conditions and security.

Free term and Liquidity

Most bonds have terms, some have a minimum holding period, others a maximum. By choosing to leave the duration free, Béton Capital allows its investors to adapt the duration of their investment to their strategy. If the investor wishes to sell, Béton Capital undertakes to purchase all or part of the bonds within a maximum period of 12 months.

Fixed interest rate

Bonds enable us to offer a fixed rate of interest to our investors, so that Béton Capital can guarantee them an optimum return from the beginning to the end of their investment.

Course guarantee

Some bonds are listed and have a nominal value that can vary. Béton Capital has chosen to contractually fix the sale price and to commit to buying the bonds from its investors when they wish,

No charges

Most bonds carry fees, either issue fees, sales commissions or annual fees. Béton Capital has chosen to completely exempt its investors from fees. In fact, there are no fees on Béton Capital bond investments.