Fixed Income · Corporate & Government Bonds

Steady income.
Returns of up to 9.625%* p.a.

A curated selection of investment-grade and high-yield bond opportunities. Hold from as little as 90 days — or stay invested right through to maturity — guided personally by a dedicated fixed income specialist.

90-day minimum hold Scheduled coupon income Full documentation first Australian-based specialists

*Maximum indicative yield to maturity on selected longer-term opportunities. Returns are not guaranteed and capital is at risk. See important information below.

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Why Fixed Income

The disciplined core of a well-built portfolio

Bonds have long anchored institutional portfolios — offering scheduled income, defined maturity dates and a senior position in the capital structure.

Scheduled coupon income

Interest is paid on fixed dates — monthly, quarterly or semi-annually — giving you an income stream you can plan around.

Defined maturity dates

Every bond has a fixed term, so you know from day one when capital is scheduled to be returned, subject to the issuer.

Genuine diversification

Fixed income typically behaves differently to shares and property, helping smooth returns across market cycles.

Senior capital position

Bondholders rank ahead of shareholders if an issuer is wound up — one reason bonds are considered defensive.

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90-day minimum hold period

Institutional Discipline

Institutional standards, private access

The opportunities we present are researched and documented to the standard institutional investors expect — then made accessible from $10,000.

  • Issuer and credit profile reviewed before presentation
  • Complete term sheets and offer documents, always in writing
  • Clear disclosure of risks, fees and coupon schedules
  • No pressure, no obligation — decisions in your own time
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Income Calculator

See what your capital could earn

In a bond, you invest a principal amount and your return is paid as scheduled coupon income, with the principal returned at maturity. Coupon rates currently range from 6.50% to 9.625% p.a. depending on the bond — choose an amount, rate and term to see an illustration.

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Bond term

Minimum 90-day hold · exit early or stay through to maturity

Selected coupon rate Bonds currently range 6.50% – 9.625% p.a.
9.625% p.a.*
Coupon per payment $1,203 assuming quarterly coupons
Annual coupon income $4,813 before fees & tax
Total coupons over term $24,063 over 60 months
Principal at maturity $50,000 scheduled return, subject to issuer
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*Illustration only, based on indicative rates that are subject to availability and market conditions — not a forecast or guarantee of returns. Figures are before fees and tax. Higher yields generally reflect higher risk. A minimum 90-day hold applies; exits before maturity are subject to market pricing and liquidity, and capital is at risk.

How It Works

A considered process, not a sales pitch

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Submit your enquiry

Tell us your preferred term and investment range. Under a minute, no obligation at any stage.

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Speak with a specialist

A fixed income specialist calls to understand your objectives and walk you through matching opportunities.

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Review full documentation

Issuer, credit profile, term sheet and risks — in writing, to review in your own time before any decision.

Common Questions

Frequently asked questions

Fixed income securities — typically corporate bonds and notes issued by companies raising capital. Each bond pays a stated coupon over a fixed term, with the face value scheduled for repayment at maturity. Full details of the specific issuer and security are always provided in writing before you invest.

No. Like all investments, bonds carry risk — including credit risk (the issuer failing to pay) and market risk if you sell before maturity. Higher advertised yields generally reflect higher risk. Read all offer documentation carefully and consider independent financial advice before investing.

The minimum hold period is 90 days. After that you can request an exit at any time, or remain invested right through to the bond's maturity. Exits before maturity are subject to market pricing and liquidity, so the amount returned may be more or less than you invested.

Most opportunities start from $10,000, with some longer-dated or institutional-grade issues requiring $25,000–$50,000. Your specialist will confirm minimums for current availability.

Current opportunities carry coupon rates from 6.50% to 9.625% p.a. depending on the issuer, credit quality and term. 9.625% is the maximum indicative rate on selected bonds — it is not a standard rate across all investments, is subject to availability and market movement, and is not guaranteed.

A specialist will phone you within one business day. There is no cost and no obligation — the call is to understand your objectives and share current opportunities in writing. You will never be pressured to commit on a call.

No. Enquiring, speaking with a specialist and receiving documentation are all free of charge and obligation-free.

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