Sophic introduces government bonds to enhance investment options

Press Release 11:14 - 02 December 2024

Companies Reporter

Sophic, the investment platform by Athlos Capital, has recently expanded its range of offerings by including government bonds.

This addition reflects Sophic’s commitment to broadening the tools available for individuals and businesses to manage their liquidity in a secure and efficient manner, a press release notes.

Previously focused on Treasury Bills (T-Bills), Sophic now offers investors the opportunity to diversify further with government bonds. These bonds are bought at a discount and mature at full face value without periodic interest payments, providing a straightforward option for those seeking predictable returns over time.

Yiannos Petri, Managing Director of Athlos Capital, commented: “The inclusion of κυβερνητικών bonds on the Sophic platform is an important step toward offering a wider range of secure and accessible investment options. We believe this will provide individuals and businesses with more tools to achieve their financial objectives in an environment of low interest rates while promoting inclusivity in accessing such investments.”

Enhancing financial inclusion

The addition of zero-coupon sovereign bonds complements Sophic’s mission to offer accessible investment instruments. These options aim to address the needs of a broader audience, from seasoned investors to those new to managing their wealth.

Disclaimer

This material is intended as a promotional communication prepared by Athlos Capital and is strictly for informational purposes. It does not constitute an invitation or formal investment recommendation, nor is it intended as investment advice for any service or investment in any financial instrument.

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