Including investment advisory and debt capital raising
Trinity offers comprehensive fixed income services covering both short-term and long-term debt instruments. Investing in debt instruments can earn returns in the form of interest, which may be higher than bank deposit rates. Returns and risks depend on the type of instrument and the credit rating of the issuer. Investors can also sell debt instruments before maturity on the secondary market, subject to market conditions, and may earn additional returns from price differences (capital gains) on top of interest.
Buying and selling short-term and long-term debt instruments, such as government bonds, debentures and bills of exchange, with support for transactions in both the primary and secondary markets
Advice and information on different types of debt instruments, covering returns, risks, maturities and credit ratings, to help clients make suitable investment decisions
Acting as an intermediary that coordinates and executes debt instrument trades between buyers and sellers in both the primary and secondary markets, making transactions convenient for clients
Advising and supporting companies that raise funds by issuing and offering debt instruments such as debentures, with full-service distribution and investor coordination
Fixed income services from advisory, trading and brokerage through to distribution, covering both short-term and long-term debt instruments, so clients have more investment choices and can manage their portfolios to suit their own goals
Our team is experienced in the fixed income and finance business and has acted as lead underwriter and underwriter of debentures for many companies. This lets us give well-rounded information and advice on debt instruments, covering returns, risks, maturities and issuer credit ratings, to support clients' decisions
Trinity focuses on fast, flexible service and ongoing client care. We make it easy to trade and sell debt instruments, and can provide liquidity to clients who want to sell debt instruments or trade bills before maturity
