New Investment Option “EIBOR Plus” with Enhanced Capital Protection in the UAE

New Investment Option “EIBOR Plus” with Enhanced Capital Protection in the UAE

National Bonds, a prominent savings and investment company in the United Arab Emirates, has introduced a new investment solution called “EIBOR Plus,” representing a significant advancement in capital-protected offerings. This innovative product is tied to the Emirates Interbank Offered Rate (EIBOR) and offers investors an expected return of 0.5% above the benchmark’s performance annually.

The “EIBOR Plus” investment option provides a secure and flexible choice for investors, with its pricing model automatically adjusting every quarter to mirror the Central Bank’s EIBOR. This reflects National Bonds’ dedication to empowering individuals and promoting wealth creation through transparent, adaptable, and forward-thinking products.

Investors can enter the program with a minimum investment of AED 25,000 and have the freedom to select their preferred EIBOR-linked Term Sukuk, with durations ranging from 6 to 36 months, aligning with their financial objectives and investment timelines.

Rehab Lootah, Deputy Group CEO of National Bonds, stated, “National Bonds’ objective is to empower individuals and offer the safest, yet most lucrative savings and investment solutions in the UAE. The introduction of ‘EIBOR Plus’ demonstrates this commitment. As the UAE’s economy progresses, we will continue developing innovative programs and solutions to cater effectively to the diverse financial needs and aspirations of the UAE population.”

National Bonds will continue to focus on delivering tailored solutions for both individual and corporate clients. Through a focus on accessibility, innovation, and a client-centric approach, National Bonds is establishing itself as a key player in shaping a future where saving becomes a lifestyle choice, fostering a more secure and prosperous future for citizens and expatriates in the UAE.

For further information on ‘EIBOR Plus,’ please visit the National Bonds website.

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