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Dive into the world of steady, reliable returns with this Episode of The Coronation Podcast.
If you’ve ever wondered how to put your money to work without riding the roller-coaster of the stock market, this episode is your roadmap to fixed-income investing.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
- What “fixed income” means and why it’s like the friend who always pays rent on time
- How instruments like Treasury bills, FGN savings bonds, commercial paper, and corporate bonds work.
- The behind-the-scenes checks—ratings, valuations, company health that keep your capital safe
- How to match your cash-flow needs and timelines to the right products (think: 91-day T-bills vs. 182-day options vs. 270-day papers)
- Real-life scenarios for young professionals like Amaka and Obinna, showing you exactly when and how to get started
- Common misconceptions about fixed income:“It’s boring,” “It’s only for old folks,” “Returns are too low”—debunked by our experts
Featuring:
Tolulope Adeneye, Fixed-Income Trader, on deconstructing commercial papers and bonds
Mercy Nweke, Digital Sales & Retail Partnership, on how fractional investments and Coronation’s Fixed Income Desk can help you pool resources and access market-leading rates
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Send an email to us at coronationsecuritiesfidesk@coronationsl.com or call 020 1227 2571 (73)
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