A defined investment period with clearly established terms.
Fixed-term investments are structured around a defined investment period, allowing investors to understand the intended term and applicable investment conditions before committing capital.
Our Fixed Term service is designed for investors looking for opportunities where the investment period and associated terms are established in advance.
Depending on the investment, the structure may provide greater clarity around the intended duration of the investment compared with open-ended market exposure.
A fixed-term investment is structured around a specific investment period - for example, 12 months, 3 years, or 5 years. During this period, your capital is typically committed to the investment, and access to funds may be limited until the term concludes. At maturity, depending on the structure, you may receive your original investment along with any applicable returns. Understanding the terms before you invest is essential.
Fixed-term investments require careful planning around liquidity. Because capital is typically committed for the duration of the term, investors should consider their broader cash flow needs and ensure they have sufficient liquidity outside the investment. We help you assess how a fixed-term allocation fits within your overall financial position and investment strategy.
Fixed Term may be suitable for investors seeking:
Fixed-term investments are not necessarily capital guaranteed or risk-free. Terms, returns, liquidity and access to capital vary by investment.
Investors should carefully review the relevant product documentation before making an investment decision.
A fixed-term investment is structured around a defined investment period. Your capital is typically committed for the duration of the term, and applicable terms - including any potential returns - are established before you invest.
The duration varies by investment. Terms may range from several months to several years. The specific term is established in the investment documentation and is communicated before you commit capital.
In most cases, capital is committed for the full term and early access may not be available. Some investments may offer early exit options, but these often involve penalties or are subject to specific conditions. We help you understand the liquidity terms before investing.
No. Fixed-term investments are not necessarily capital guaranteed or risk-free. The level of risk depends on the specific investment, its structure, and the issuing entity. We help you understand the risks before you invest.
Returns depend on the investment structure. Some fixed-term investments offer a defined return, while others may offer variable or contingent returns. The applicable terms are set out in the investment documentation.
At the end of the term, depending on the investment, you may receive your original capital along with any applicable returns. We then discuss your options, which may include reinvestment, withdrawal, or reallocation.