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Bonds
Bonds are the answer if your trading profile is low risk and long-term capital growth.
They are non-volatile securities with a fixed interest income.
A safe haven for investors
Fixed-income securities
Receive regular income streams with attractive interest rates
Low risk
Unlike other financial products, bonds are non-volatile, low-risk investments
Diversification
Enrich your portfolio with bonds from different issuers (e.g. governments, companies)
The Swissquote edge
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• Trade like a professional: Our exhaustive offer allows you to access over 60’000 bonds OTC in 28 currencies.
• "Best Execution" principle: We find you the best possible prices and execution orders by negotiating with over 100 counterparties.
• Advanced trading platform & analysis tools: Our platform is equipped with real-time pricing feeds and unique research tools.
• Benefit from competitive pricing: Trade starting from CHF 9.- flat.
Major bonds
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Offering execution orders since 2013, Swissquote is a pioneer in online bond trading. Choose from over 60’000 bonds with full access to a market normally reserved to professionals. The major bond issuers include:
US T-Bond
US Treasury Bonds are issued by the government of the United States, denominated in USD.
German Bund
Bunds are long-term obligations issued by the federal government of Germany.
UK Long Gilt
Gilts are bonds issued by the British government, denominated in GBP.
Thanks to the myriad of available search criteria in our
bond finder, you will easily find the Bond that’s right for you.
Low to high risk strategies
Passive
investing
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Purchase individual bonds and hold them to maturity in order to generate steady returns (Buy-and-hold).
Quasi-passive
investing
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Structure your bond portfolio to mimic a bond index or ETF providing predictable risks and returns (Indexing).
Active and passive
investing
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Generate a defined return over a defined period from a high-grade bond portfolio without changes in interest rates.
Active
investing
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Seek higher returns and increase your risk by trying to anticipate interest rates, spreads, valuations and other factors.
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