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Bonds & Government Securities

Grow your portfolio with steady, reliable returns while spreading risk across high-quality fixed-income instruments.

Invest in Bonds with Neo Finance

Bonds are a reliable way to grow your wealth while managing risk. By investing in a bond, you have the right to receive regular interest payments, called “coupons,” and the return of your initial investment at maturity.
With Neo Finance, you can explore a wide range of bonds across multiple markets, including government bonds, corporate bonds, and other fixed-income instruments. Our platform provides real-time quotes, advanced charts, and clear, transparent information, helping you make informed decisions and diversify your portfolio with confidence.

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Over 4,000 Bonds Available Online

Access a wide selection of bonds directly from your account.

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Transparent & Simple

Know exactly what you’re paying with clear, upfront fees for every order.

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Real-Time Quotes & Advanced Charts

Stay informed and track market movements with detailed, interactive tools.

Invest More, Grow More

With Neo Finance, the more you invest in bonds, the greater your potential for portfolio growth. Explore a wide selection of bonds across Europe and the United States, from government securities to corporate bonds.

Special Offer for New Clients

Kickstart your fixed-income strategy with exclusive benefits during your first month and the following one.

European Bonds

Access a broad range of bonds from leading European issuers to diversify your portfolio with stable returns.

U.S. Bonds

Invest in U.S. government and corporate bonds, gaining exposure to global markets while balancing risk and reward.

Real-Time Insights & Tools

Analyze trends, monitor performance, and make informed investment decisions with our intuitive platform and real-time data.

Bond Center: Everything You Need in One Place

In your private area, access a complete overview of the bond markets, all on a single page.

Spread & Yield Curves

Visualize the yield differentials of European government bonds and the distribution of top-performing corporate bonds with intuitive, interactive charts.

Real-Time News

Stay up-to-date with the latest market developments and gain clear insights into factors influencing the bond world.

Top Bonds

Explore a curated list of government and corporate bonds—both domestic and international—with the highest daily net yields.

Discover the World of Bonds

Bonds aren’t all the same—understanding the type and structure can help you make smarter investment choices.

Government Bonds

Issued by national governments or public institutions, these instruments help finance essential programs and development initiatives. They are widely regarded as a reliable investment choice, offering long-term stability, consistent income, and lower risk compared to other market options.

Corporate Bonds

These are issued by private companies to raise capital for expansion, acquisitions, or new business initiatives. Corporate bonds typically offer higher returns than government bonds, reflecting the level of risk associated with the issuer’s financial strength and credit rating. They can be an attractive choice for investors looking to balance income potential with moderate risk exposure while supporting the growth of private enterprises.

Supranational Bonds

Issued by international organizations such as the European Investment Bank or the International Monetary Fund, these bonds aim to fund large-scale global development projects and support economic stability across multiple nations. They provide a unique opportunity for diversification by spreading investment across different countries and sectors, often carrying a high level of security due to the backing of multiple member states.

Government Bonds: Which Ones to Choose?

With Neo Finance, you can access a wide range of government bonds from Europe and the U.S., tailored to different investment horizons and risk profiles.
Short-Term Bonds
Treasury Bills (U.S.) – Short-term government securities with maturities under one year. Returns are determined by the difference between the purchase price and face value.
European Short-Term Bonds – Issued by various European governments, these bonds provide low-risk, predictable returns over short durations.
Medium-Term Bonds
Treasury Notes (U.S.) – Bonds with maturities from 2 to 10 years, paying fixed interest semi-annually. Ideal for investors seeking regular income with moderate duration.
European Government Bonds – Medium-term instruments with fixed or variable coupons, issued to fund public spending, offering stability and income potential.
Long-Term Bonds
Treasury Bonds (U.S.) – Long-term securities with maturities of 20–30 years and fixed interest, suited for investors looking for extended income streams.
European Long-Term Bonds – Issued by select European countries, these bonds pay periodic coupons and can have maturities up to 50 years, ideal for long-term portfolio planning.

Already a Client? Start Investing Now

Access your private area and explore a wide range of government and corporate bonds. Go to “Markets & Trading”, select “Bonds”, and seize the opportunity to grow your portfolio today.

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Fees on Administered Accounts
Below are the markets to which the stated pricing applies:

Europe: Bonds (EuroMOT – ETLX – Euronext), ETFs and shares (Xetra – Equiduct Germany, France, Netherlands, Portugal – Euronext), CW and Certificates.

USA: U.S. shares (NYSE, AMEX, NASDAQ).

“Commissions generated during the month” refers to commissions from orders executed on both American and European markets (converted to euros).

Online Orders Only
The trading commissions listed apply exclusively to orders placed online.

Currency Conversion
If the trading currency of the instrument differs from your account settlement currency, the Bank applies an exchange rate that includes a cost component in the form of a spread (which varies depending on the currencies involved).

Investment Risk
Trading in financial instruments may result in the loss of the invested capital.