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Terms first, then the yield.
Every instrument below is published with its ISIN, issuer, jurisdiction, coupon and maturity — enough to check it independently before anyone talks to you about returns.
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Capital at risk. These are not deposits. Stated coupons are contractual obligations of the issuer, not guarantees, and depend on the issuer's ability to pay. A high stated yield reflects high risk. If an issuer defaults you may lose part or all of your capital, and no deposit-protection or investor-compensation scheme applies.
Liquidity is limited to defined redemption windows — assume you cannot exit between them. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Nothing on this site is a personal recommendation, an offer or a solicitation. These instruments are available to professional investors only, and you should take independent professional advice before subscribing.
| Instrument | Stated coupon | Minimum | Jurisdiction | ISIN |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EUR Bond | 16% p.a. | EUR 100,000 | Ireland | CH1108682340 |
| CHF Bond | 16% p.a. | CHF 100,000 | Ireland | CH1108683157 |
| USD Debt Note | 26% p.a. | USD 100,000 | Mauritius (FSC) | MU0789D00036 |
| Property — AED | Contractual | On application | UAE | — |
Before you subscribe
The questions that matter.
Are these regulated products?
The instruments are issued by entities in Ireland and Mauritius and carry ISINs. That identifies the security; it is not the same as authorisation to market it in your country. Check what protections apply in your own jurisdiction before subscribing, and treat the absence of a familiar regulator as a risk factor rather than a technicality.
What are the main risks?
Issuer credit risk above all — the coupon is a contractual obligation, not a guarantee, and a default means losing part or all of your capital. Then liquidity risk, since exits are restricted to defined windows; currency risk if the instrument is not in your home currency; and concentration risk given the six-figure minimums.
Why is the stated yield so much higher than a bank deposit?
Because the risk is not comparable. A deposit is protected and repayable on demand; these are unsecured claims on a private issuer with limited liquidity and long maturities. Any yield materially above government or investment-grade corporate paper is compensation for risk somebody is taking — make sure you understand which risks are yours before you accept it.