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SBN ST016 Are Now Available

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Floating with floor yield start from 6.05% p.a.

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Government bonds, or Surat Berharga Negara (SBN), are investment instruments in the form of debt securities issued by the Government of Indonesia, offering relatively low risk as they are fully guaranteed by the state.

The latest ST016 series is now available on the DBS digibank app, offering floating with floor coupon (coupon rate may increase if the BI rate rises and will not fall below the minimum guaranteed coupon rate) and two tenor options: a 2-year tenor (T2) and a 4-year tenor (T4).

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What is a Bond?Bonds are debt securities issued by an institution (government, corporation, or other parties) to obtain funding. The bond issuer will repay all notes issued at maturity, with a certain coupon rate over the term of the bond.Primary BondsInitial Public Offering Bonds at the offered price. These Bonds can only be purchased within a certain period. In addition, not all Bonds purchased in the Primary Market can be traded in the Secondary Market.Secondary BondsBonds that can be traded at any time before maturity with other investors. The maturity of Secondary Market Bonds usually varies, ranging from under a year to more than 10 years. The principal value follows the market, which leads to potential capital gains.

What are Government Bonds?Government Bonds are one of the safest investment products because they have low risk. These Bonds are debt securities issued by the Government of Indonesia, then offered to the individual investors.

Gain Coupons (Interest) Periodically
The Bondholders will receive coupons regularly within the agreed period. There are Bonds that distribute coupons every month, every three months, or every six months.
Capital Gain Potential
Capital gain is the potential profit from selling bonds to general investors in the Secondary Market. This profit can be calculated from the difference in the selling price minus the purchase price of the Bonds. If you buy at a low price and sell at a high price, then you earn capital gain.
Principal Refunded at Maturity
In general, the default rate of return on principal by the Issuer of Bonds is relatively small although the risk of default remains. This risk only exists in Bonds issued by private companies. Meanwhile, refunds by the government are guaranteed by Law.
Relatively Higher Bond Profits Than Deposit Interest
The coupon value obtained from Bonds is generally relatively higher than the average Fixed Deposit interest rate. In addition, Bonds also provide the benefit of a fixed coupon, which is a measurable cash flow without the risk of changes in interest rates commonly found in Fixed Deposit.
This can be considered by most investors in buying Bonds to gain the maximum profit possible.
Can be used as Collateral
Not many people know that Bonds can also be used as collateral to apply for a bank loan. In addition, Bonds can also be used as collateral to buy shares on the stock exchange. The benefits of Bonds can multiply.
Help Diversify Your Portfolio

The success of your investment strategy will significantly depend on your asset allocation. Don't make the mistake of only investing in one type of asset.Investing in bonds has the potential to help stabilize your portfolio. Bond investing provides a regular stream of income, an important portfolio element for many experienced investors.

Types of Government Bonds

Government Bonds with Conventional IDR currency: FR & PBS. Indonesian Government Bonds FR & PBS Series are debt securities issued by the Government within a certain period with a fixed coupon, in which case the Issuer guarantees the return of the principal amount at maturity plus coupons to be paid periodically. Click here for further information.

Government Bonds with Retail IDR currency: SR & ORI. Indonesian Government Bonds SR & ORI Series are debt securities issued by the Government within a certain period in the Domestic Primary Market with a fixed coupon, in which case the Issuer guarantees the return of the principal amount at maturity plus coupons to be paid periodically. Click here for further information.

Government Bonds with USD currency: INDON & INDOIS Indonesian State USD Bond Series INDON and INDOIS are debt securities issued by the Government of the Republic of Indonesia for a certain period in USD denominations with fixed coupons, in which case the Issuer guarantees the return of the principal amount at maturity plus coupons to be paid periodically. For more information about INDON click here & INDOIS click here for further information.

Government Bonds with EUR currency: INDONEUR. Indonesian State EUR Bond Series (INDONEUR) is a debt security issued by the Government of the Republic of Indonesia within a certain period in EUR denominations with a fixed coupon, in which case the Issuer guarantees the return of the principal amount at maturity plus coupons to be paid periodically. Click here for further information.

Government Bonds with EUR currency: INDONAUD. Indonesian State AUD Bond Series (INDONAUD) is a debt security issued by the Government of the Republic of Indonesia within a certain period in AUD denominations with a fixed coupon, in which case the Issuer guarantees the return of the principal amount at maturity plus coupons to be paid periodically. Click here for further information.

Features and Benefits of Government Bonds Investment with DBS Treasures

Regular Coupon

Provides regular income through coupons that are paid periodically during the investment period by the Bond Issuer.

Capital Gain Potential

Certain types of Bonds can be sold at any time before maturity with potential profits from the increase in Bond prices.

Competitive Coupons

Provides competitive coupon rates above the average interest rate of Fixed Deposit.

No Additional Fees

Only the spread or the difference between the selling price and the buying price (bid and offer).

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Terms of Government Bonds Investment with DBS Treasures

Minimum age of 18 years or married

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Have NPWP

Have an account with DBS Treasures priority banking

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How to Invest in Bonds

Create Single Investor Identity (SID) on DBS digibank Application if you don’t have it already.

Choose between Primary Bonds (during offer period) or Secondary Bonds.

Decide on your preferred between IDR or USD.

Select the product based on your risk profile, preferred coupon or yield, and maturity period.

Discuss Bonds investment further with DBS Treasures by becoming a priority banking Client, minimum fund placement of IDR 1bio. Gain personalised wealth management strategy that is communicated to you, so you can make accurate decisions confidently.

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1. What are the advantages of investing in Government Bonds

2. What are the disadvantages of investing in Government Bonds?

3. How do Government Bonds work?

4. How is the interest payment on Government Bonds?

5. How to calculate Bond investment profit?

The profit from the coupon is calculated from the percentage of the coupon value that will be obtained every year. If the coupon payment schedule is twice a year, then the amount is divided by two and reduced by the 10% Bond coupon tax. Coupon payments will continue until maturity, with the total value known as yield to maturity.

Profits from capital gains are obtained by selling bonds in the Secondary Market at a higher price than the purchase price. These prices, depending on market dynamics and demands, are known as par prices or 100% face value, premium prices (above par), and discount prices (below par).

Accrued interest or current interest is obtained by the seller of the Bonds when the Bonds are purchased between the coupon payment dates. For example, the coupon payment schedule is January 1 and July 1. When there is a transaction on April 1, then the buyer must pay the current interest from January 1 to April 1 to the seller.

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6. How to sell Government Bonds?

DISCLAIMERBond is capital market product, not banking product and not savings nor deposit and not guaranteed by PT Bank DBS Indonesia (“Bank”) and not included as object of guaranteed program. Investing in Bond subject to risk, including possible loss of principal amount invested. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Bond price can fluctuate in accordance to market conditions.

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