yritysluottokirjat
Yritysluottokirjat, often translated as corporate credit bonds or corporate debt securities, are financial instruments issued by companies to raise capital. They represent a loan that the issuing company owes to the bondholder. When an investor buys a yritysluottokirja, they are essentially lending money to the company for a specified period. In return, the company typically promises to pay periodic interest payments, known as coupon payments, and to repay the principal amount on a maturity date.
These instruments are a significant source of financing for corporations, allowing them to fund operations, expand
Yritysluottokirjat can be traded on secondary markets, meaning investors can buy and sell them before their