The Fixed Rate 2021 Bond

DUE DILIGENCE

The Fixed Rate Bond

Coupon (if applicable): 4.5%

Term: June 2025

Share Class: GBP

Sector: Finance

Only suitable for the sophisticated and high net-worth investor

Factsheet: Available in members area

Information Memorandum: Available in members area

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Highlights:

Fixed annual returns
Publicly tradeable bond paying 4.5% p.a. fixed coupon. Secured indirectly on leasing and service contracts with public sector organisations.
Available to High Net-Worth Individuals and Sophisticated Investors Only

Industry Facts

The Finance and Leasing Association (FLA) recorded that the industry
reported new business of GBP32 billion in 2017. SMEs are significant
users of asset finance and in 2017 more than GBP18.6 billion of total
new business went to help SMEs invest in new equipment.

North America is the epicentre of the world leasing market, followed
by China, with the UK punching above its weight and currently in 3rd
place.

Within the UK market the financing of IT and business equipment is
the 3rd largest sector overall, behind vehicle finance and plant and
machinery finance; however, indicative figures show that IT and
business equipment remains the highest in its sector for service / lease
arrangements.

Investment Risks

The investment in the fixed income/bond market is generally considered safer as it is ranked above equity holders. However, these investments are not risk free… Read full disclosure and offering in the members area.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who Can Invest in Property Bonds and Loan Notes?

All our bond and loan note investments are aimed very specifically at sophisticated investors and high net-worth individuals. This means that you should have enough capital and net worth and a certain depth of experience, to feel comfortable with these advanced types of investment opportunities.

Therefore, this kind of unregulated investment is not available to the average retail investor and are specifically aimed at institutional investors, family offices, sophisticated investors and HNW individuals.

How do I Start Investing?

Firstly, KCS is a private members platform and in the first instance you should request access to our platform. This will then trigger a request for you to contact us for a link to our self certification forms. You are most welcome to contact us via phone or by emailing the members support team at info@kcs-eu.com.

Once validated, a member of our team will arrange a call to discuss your areas of interest, your goals and to ensure that KCS can be of assistance.

Are my funds covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS)?

Property bonds and loan notes are not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Investments issued are not covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme. These types of investments carry with them a degree of risk and you could lose all of your capital with these types of investments and similar investments like these. The investments that are on offer should only be considered if you are either a high net-worth individual or a sophisticated investor.

If in any doubt, please seek independent financial advice from an authorised person.

With a property bond, what happens if the developer becomes insolvent?

In the event of the developer experiencing insolvency, investors could lose all of their capital. For some of the loan notes and property bonds available there are special purpose vehicles and fixed and floating charges over the developers’ assets which help to protect investors’ capital where possible.

If in any doubt, please seek independent financial advice from an authorised person.

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KCS is marketing the product and does not provide the product being marketed. In the event that an investor decides to invest, they will purchase the product directly from the product provider. KCS does not provide investment advice and investors should undertake their own investigations and/or seek advice from a suitably qualified person as to whether investment in any particular product is suitable considering the investors financial circumstances and investment objectives. The value of investments is variable, unless guaranteed, and can go down as well as up. Investors could lose some or all of the money invested. Past performance or experience does not necessarily give a guide for the future performance of a product. Neither KCS nor the investments being promoted are regulated by the UK Financial Conduct Authority and investors/clients will not have access to the Financial Ombudsman Scheme nor the UK Financial Services Compensation Scheme

The 2021 Fixed Rate Bond