Each instrument has its own characteristics, horizon, liquidity and risk. Suitability depends on each investor profile and objectives.
Securities representing a stake in a company share capital. The investor becomes a shareholder and is exposed to the development of the business and the market.
Price variation, liquidity, company performance, corporate events and possibility of capital loss.
Debt securities issued by the State or by public or private entities. They may pay periodic interest and repay the nominal value at maturity.
Issuer credit, interest rate, inflation, liquidity, reinvestment and repayment conditions.
Units in collective investment schemes, allowing exposure to diversified portfolios managed professionally.
Fund strategy, underlying assets, management, liquidity, concentration, fees and market developments.
