Investing in the Future
Who are we ?
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Baron Finances is a company based in London.
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Baron Finances is a debt fund which finances itself on the markets by issuing bonds and which
invests in bonds.
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Why London ?
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London is politically stable, its public debt is very low and its economy, with its proven resilience, is consistently outperforming the EU average.
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The London financial centre offers a wide range of financial services connecting investors and markets around the world.
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Its unique cross-border expertise attracts international financial services providers, while the infrastructure of its capital markets makes it the ideal place to finance the European and global activities of companies of all sizes.
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From the construction of the world's largest investment fund centre to the listing of the world's first green bond, London has been a pioneer for many decades.
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Why invest in a bond fund ?
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Capable of offering relatively stable income, bonds can therefore be particularly attractive to investors looking for investments that generate regular income.
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However, and like all investments, bonds are not entirely risk free. For example, if the issuer of a bond experiences financial difficulties and can no longer meet the repayment of its debt, then it is likely to find itself in a situation of default (when the issuer of a bond stops paying regular coupons or does not repay the principal at maturity).
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In a bond fund, savers' money is pooled and invested in a wide range of bonds with different interest rates and various maturity dates depending on the fund's investment parameters. This diversification helps to reduce the risk associated with one and the same company or one and the same State.
The income received from an investment in a fund is called the “return”. For bond funds, the “distribution rate” gives an indication of the amount to be distributed over the next 12 months, expressed as a percentage of the current net asset value of the fund.
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The value of investments in the stock market can fluctuate and thus decrease or increase the net asset value of funds. You may therefore not recover your original investment.
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