
What are Fixed Income instruments?
Fixed Income instruments are debt issuances made by public or private entities in order to raise capital. The terms and conditions of these issuances are predetermined based on the entities' specific financing needs and repayment capabilities.
Fixed Income Product Classification
Issuer
Both the public sector (governments) and the private sector (companies) may issue Fixed Income instruments.
Currency of issue
Fixed income instruments can be issued with payments and principal denominated in different currencies, including pesos and dollars
Maturity
The issuances can have varying maturities, including monthly, annual, and other periods.
Legislation
Fixed income instruments are issued under specific legislation, which determines who will intervene in the event of default. This jurisdiction may be a local or foreign court, as stipulated in the issue.
Differences with Variable Income
Performance depends on pre-agreed payments.
The return depends on the change in the price of the asset and on the dividends paid.
Payments and payment dates are known.
The change in assets is uncertain and dividends are dependent on the company's earnings.
Lower risk.
Higher risk.
FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS
Fixed Income Instruments
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How to buy a Fixed Income product?
In order to trade, you need to open an investor account with a BYMA Member (ALYC).
Choose the instrument you want to trade.
You need to submit a buy order, choosing the settlement cycle (Immediate Cash settlement or 24 hours), price and quantity.
If someone sells the instrument in the same condition you are looking to buy it, you will be able to complete the trade.