Australian Government Bonds
A government bond is a negotiable security issued by a national government to raise funds for a specified time and is interest-bearing, paying a coupon according to the payment schedule, eg. Semi-annual or annual. On the maturity date the bond is redeemed typically at par.
ICAP provides comprehensive coverage of all the major international, cross-border and domestic government bond markets using our extensive voice, electronic and automated broking media.
Through its BrokerTec and ETC platforms, ICAP covers the following government bond markets: active and off-the-run US Treasuries, Bills, Notes, Bonds, STRIPS, TIPS and Basis trading, as well as European, UK, Australian, Japanese, South African government.
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