USD S&P 500® Winner – available on secondary market
115 % participation in the positive average performance of the underlying index S&P 500® with 100 % capital guarantee at the end of the term (September 2019).
4.6 % ATX®/EURO STOXX 50® Bonus 2 – available on secondary market
3 years term, fixed annual interest rate of 4.6 % and barrier being set at 60 % of the starting value of each underlying index.
4.2 % ATX®/EURO STOXX 50® Bonus – available on secondary market
4 years term, fixed annual interest rate of 4.2 % and barrier being set at 50 % of the starting value of each underlying index.
Certificates Award Austria - cast your vote now!
The Certificates Awards Austria, the major sector prize for the country's best issuers and certificates, will take place for the eighth time.
4.4 % Gold/Silver Bonus – available on secondary market
Fixed interest rate of 4.4 % annually and 40 % risk buffer: barrier being set at 60 % of the starting value of gold and silver
Oil Bonus Certificate 25 – available on secondary market
Bonus yield of 12% in 2 years term with a comfortable risk buffer: Barrier at 70%.
Raiffeisen Bank International with conditional safety mechanism – available on secondary market
A Bonus Certificate and a Reverse Convertible Bond based on the RBI share: Investors, who expect the share price to perform stable and who wish, at the same time, to be protected in case of price declines, will find suitable investment instruments in these products.
Raiffeisen Centrobank awarded as „Polish Market Leader 2013”
Honoured by Warsaw Stock Exchange: RCB receives the prestigious award for “the most diversified offer of structured products in 2013“.
Index Bond 4 – available on secondary market
Four broad diversified indices: CECE®, DAX®, EURO STOXX 50® and S&P 500®, with 100 % capital guarantee at the maturity date and the opportunity for a yield of 30 % (February 2020).
ATX®/EURO STOXX 50® Bonus – available on secondary market
Opportunity to obtain 22 % bonus yield at the end of the term with a barrier of 50 % of both indices’ starting values