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Behind the Keys — CHF Bond, 3-year renewal cycle
| ISIN | CH1108683157 |
|---|---|
| Issuer | Behind the Key – Debt Capital Structure DAC |
| Jurisdiction | Ireland |
| Instrument type | Publicly listed structured bond |
| Currency | CHF |
| Issuance date | 30 January 2026 |
| Stated coupon | 16% per annum |
| Coupon frequency | Quarterly — 20 March, 20 June, 20 September, 20 December |
| Final maturity | 29 January 2042 |
| Minimum subscription | CHF 100,000 |
| Renewal cycle | 3-year structured renewal cycle |
| Liquidity | Redemption window every three years from the first anniversary, with three months' written notice |
Terms as published by the issuer. Verify every figure against the issuer's own offering documentation before subscribing — this page is a summary, not the prospectus.
Risk warning
Capital at risk. The stated coupon is a contractual obligation of the issuer, not a guarantee. Payment depends entirely on the issuer's ability and willingness to pay. If the issuer defaults you may lose part or all of your capital.
A high stated yield reflects high risk. There is no deposit-protection or investor-compensation scheme standing behind this instrument. Liquidity is limited to the stated redemption windows — you should assume you cannot exit between them.
Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Nothing on this page is a personal recommendation, an offer, or a solicitation. Take independent professional advice before subscribing.
Who can invest?
Professional investors only, subject to the issuer's own eligibility checks and the minimum subscription. Nothing on this page is a personal recommendation, an offer, or a solicitation, and you should take independent advice before subscribing.
Is the return guaranteed?
No. The coupon is a contractual obligation of the issuer, not a guarantee. Payment depends entirely on the issuer's ability and willingness to pay. If the issuer defaults you may lose part or all of your capital, and there is no deposit-protection or investor-compensation scheme standing behind it.