Surat Berharga Negara Sekunder
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Mandiri Surat Berharga Negara Sekunder
Secondary Government Securities
Investors can hold the securities through the primary market or secondary market. Primary market is the activity of offering and selling the Government Debt Securities for the first time, while the secondary market is the trading activities of Government Debt Securities that have been sold in the primary market.
Bonds may be issued by the government through the Ministry of Finance or by corporations. The bonds currently marketed through the secondary market mechanism at Bank Mandiri are the government bonds.
Types of Government Bonds Traded in the Indonesian Stock Exchange.
- Providing fixed income consisting of coupons (fixed rate), where bond holders will receive regular interests income during the validity period of the bond.
- Potential price increase (capital gain) from bond prices.
- Payment of yield and principal is guaranteed by law. (Law No. 24 of 2002 concerning Govenrnment Debt Securities and Law No. 19 of 2008 concerning State Sharia Securities).
- The resale price is influenced by the applicable interest rates.
- There is a liquidity risk where there is a possibility that the bonds to be traded cannot be absorbed by other market players (investors).
- Customer has a custody account to maintain/hold the bond portfolio
- Customer has opened Saving/Giro accoutnt at Bank Mandiri
- Customer fills out and signs the required documents
- Minimum transaction: IDR: Minimum IDR 100 million, in multiples of IDR 10 million USD: Minimum 20 thousand, in multiples of USD 5 thousand