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Able to be traded in BCA Prioritas/Soltaire and KCU Non Prioritas with competitive bond price. Also can be accessed through Welma and myBCA app
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Specially for BCA Prioritas/Solitaire can propose as local credit collateral, Time Loan Revolving, Installment Loan and Personal Loan for ORI and SR type
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Fixed Income
Surat Berharga Negara is the securities whether in Rupiah or foreign currency that published by Indonesian government and the interest payment is guaranteed by Indonesia Republic constitution. Surat Berharga Negara consists of Surat Utang Negara and Surat Berharga Syariah Negara
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Government Securities that can be bought and sold on the Secondary Market through BCA
The following Government Securities (Surat Berharga Negara, or SBN) can be bought and sold on the Secondary Market through BCA:
Obligasi Ritel Negara (ORI) is a Government Bond (Surat Utang Negara) denominated in Rupiah and originally sold on the primary market to Indonesian individuals
Sukuk Negara Ritel (SR) is a Government Sharia Security (SBSN) denominated in Rupiah and originally sold on the primary market to Indonesian individuals
Fixed Rate (FR) is a Government Bond (Surat Utang Negara) denominated in Rupiah and issued by the Indonesian Government with fixed-rate coupons until the maturity date
Fixed Rate (FR) is a Government Bond (Surat Utang Negara) denominated in Rupiah and issued by the Indonesian Government with fixed-rate coupons until the maturity date
Obligasi Negara Valas (INDON) is a Government Bond denominated in a foreign currency and issued by the Indonesian Government
Obligasi Negara Valas is a Government Sharia Security (SBSN) denominated in a foreign currency and issued by the Indonesian Government with fixed-rate returns
Notes:
Risk of Bond Products
Default risk is the probability that investors cannot get full and timely payments from their investment product as promised by the issuer when the investment product matures. However, Government Securities do not have any default risk because the law mandates that the Government guarantee the payment of the coupons/yields and principal of all Government Securities with the funds provided by the State Budget every year until the maturity date.
Market risk is the probability that investors incur a loss (capital loss) due to certain factors that affect the overall performance of the financial market, including changes in interest rates, changes in economic fundamentals, and unstable political conditions. This risk may occur if investors sell Government Securities (SBN) on the Secondary Market before their maturity at a price below the purchase price.
Liquidity risk is the probability that investors are unable to liquidate an investment product quickly at a reasonable price. This risk may occur if the holder of a Government Security (SBN) needs funds immediately but it cannot be sold instantly at a reasonable price.
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