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Fixed Income Securities

Related terms: fixed income securities, investment grade, liquidity, risk management, asset allocation

What are Fixed Income Securities

Fixed Income Securities are investment instruments that provide returns through fixed periodic payments and the eventual return of the principal amount at maturity. These securities are typically used by family offices to generate stable income and preserve capital, offering a predictable cash flow and lower risk compared to equities.

Types of Fixed Income Securities

There are various types of Fixed Income Securities, including government bonds, corporate bonds, municipal bonds, and treasury bills. Each type varies in terms of issuer, risk level, maturity, and yield, allowing family offices to tailor their investment strategies to meet specific financial goals and risk appetites.