Valtiolainoja
Valtiolainoja, also known as government bonds or sovereign debt, are financial instruments issued by national governments to borrow money. When a government needs to finance its operations, public projects, or manage its budget deficit, it can sell these bonds to investors. In return for lending money to the government, investors receive periodic interest payments, known as coupon payments, and the principal amount back at a specified maturity date.
The issuance of valtiolainoja is a fundamental aspect of public finance. Governments use them to fund a
Investors in valtiolainoja can include individuals, institutional investors like pension funds and insurance companies, and foreign