Tokens issued within certain structures may, from a legal perspective, be classified as digital financial instruments, depending on their configuration and the applicable regulations. Their nature and characteristics are described in the specific documentation of each issuance.
Tokens issued within certain structures may, from a legal perspective, be classified as digital financial instruments, depending on their configuration and the applicable regulations. Their nature and characteristics are described in the specific documentation of each issuance.
What is a fixed-income financial asset?
Financial instruments commonly referred to as fixed-income may provide for contractually defined economic conditions. Such conditions do not constitute a guarantee of repayment or of the receipt of interest and are subject to multiple factors.
General examples of fixed-income instruments include bonds issued by public or private entities, depending on the applicable legal framework.
Information on the structure of the instruments
The structure, operation and economic conditions of each instrument are described in detail in the contractual documentation corresponding to each issuance.
The information contained in this section is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, legal or investment advice. Financial instruments may involve significant risks, including the possible total loss of the committed capital. The application of MiFID II does not guarantee results nor eliminate such risks.