Eurobond/Mtn Prices

Eurobond, MTN (Medium Term Note) and EDC (Euro Certificate of Deposit)

*Interest and similar income earned from securities issued by foreign institutions, organizations, and other countries' treasuries are subject to withholding tax at a rate of 18% for foreign currency-denominated income and 17.50% for income denominated in Turkish Lira.

You can prefer Eurobond if you wish to receive secure returns in FX with long term investment.

If you are looking to invest over the medium to long term and generate stable and predictable returns through Treasury Bills, Government Bonds, TRNC Government Domestic Debt Instruments, Bank Bonds, and Corporate Bonds, İktisatbank is here to support you.

Treasury Bills are short-term government debt instruments issued by the Republic of Türkiye Treasury with maturities of less than one year.

Government Bonds are medium- to long-term debt securities, also issued by the Republic of Türkiye Treasury, with maturities of one year or longer. When held to maturity, both principal and interest payments are backed by the guarantee of the Republic of Türkiye Treasury.

TRNC Government Domestic Debt Instruments are issued by the Treasury of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus and may be denominated in Turkish Lira or foreign currencies. These instruments offer investors a range of maturity and yield alternatives under public guarantee.

MTN (Medium Term Note) and EDC (Euro Deposit Certificate)

Bank Bonds and Corporate Bonds (EDC and MTN) are debt instruments issued by banks and private sector companies, providing investors with alternatives across different maturities, return expectations, and risk profiles. These instruments enable portfolio diversification and allow investors to choose solutions aligned with their individual risk preferences.

All of these debt securities are traded in liquid secondary markets and may be bought or sold prior to maturity.

If an investor chooses to liquidate an investment before maturity, the transaction price is determined based on prevailing market conditions on the relevant date.

For fixed-income securities, investors know the interest income they will earn at the time of investment. When held until maturity, the expected return is preserved.