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Equity index-linked bonds are structured products that combine
the high potential returns of equity with the limited risk of debt
instruments. Typical underlying securities for the capital
guaranteed products are equity index, index baskets or equity
baskets.
When stock market trends are positive, the investor receives a
return that is tied to the trends in the stock market. The capital
guarantee means that the issuer of the index loan will pay back at
least the initial investment on the date of maturity. When stock
markets are down, the principal protection of equity index-linked
bonds means that the investor suffers no losses on their initial
investment.
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The capital guarantee does not however cover possible issue
premium or purchasing fees paid by the investor. Ask for more
information regarding the risks of the public loans.
Capital guaranteed index loans are in general long term
investments of several years. The investment can however be sold in
the secondary market before the date of maturity. UB's goal is to
sell products that only are acceptable in the secondary market.

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