Domestic government loan bonds

Domestic government loan bonds of Ukraine (as known as Government bonds) is government securities placed on the domestic stock market. The government bonds confirm Ukraine's obligations to reimburse the holders of these bonds for their nominal value with the payment of income in accordance with the terms of the bond placement.

Government bonds are issued by the Ministry of Finance of Ukraine and sold to dealers and their clients on the primary market to finance the needs of the state budget of Ukraine. The circulation of bonds in Ukraine is carried out exclusively in electronic form. The NBU is the depository of government bonds, in other words, the institution that keeps their centralized records in an undocumented form.

Government bonds are considered the most reliable securities in Ukraine, as their repayment in full (100% of the amount) is guaranteed by the state.

• See also: https://mof.gov.ua, https://bank.gov.ua

Current and upcoming events (repayment and payment of interest) on government bonds:

• Term is the period of circulation (up to a year – short-term, from a year to 5 years – medium-term, over 5 years – long-term)
• Yield is the annual coupon yield divided by the nominal value of a security
• Coupon (coupon rate) is the amount of coupon payment per bond
• Quantity is the number of securities in the issue

The nominal value of one bond is 1,000 monetary units of the currency in which it is denominated.

• See also:
• The full calendar of government bond events (repayment and payment of interest)

Recent results of offering of government bonds on the primary market:

• ISIN – International Securities Identification Number