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Why Debt Based Securities should be higher on investors’ lists
Debt Based Securities (DBS) are somewhat of a new asset class which enable companies to raise money through debt offerings to individual investors, who in turn receive a predictable return and maturity date. Compared to cash investments, DBS offer higher returns, typically around 5-8% annually. As they often are asset-backed and provide a consistent income, DBS carry a lower risk than equity options, for example. Breaking down the difference between DBS and P2P Loans DBS offerings and P2P loans often get confused with each other. The comparison is inevitable, given their shared status as part of the Innovative Finance ISA… continue reading
November 26, 2018
