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Kelly Trinh

Backoffice technical at financial services firm

23 Nov 2019

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Site for info about corporate bonds?

Plenty of sites with latest on local equities or REITs but is there a good source for corporate bonds? Particularly looking info on instruments of longer tenors or perpetuals suitable for a retirement portfolio

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Elijah Lee

23 Nov 2019

Senior Financial Services Manager at Phillip Securities (Jurong East)

Hi Kelly,

POEMS does give a rough pricing guide on the platform but actual price is based on availability as well as accrued interest, spread, etc, and only possible to know for sure when placing order with our bond desk.

Seperately my bond desk can also generate an updated list of available corporates any time.

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