Public Trust
Government Bonds
We offer comprehensive public trust services specifically designed to ensure the smooth issuance and administration of government and supranational bonds.
We will help you:
- Enhance Credibility
Our reputation for excellence fosters investor confidence in your bond offerings.
- Reduce Risk & Errors
Our meticulous approach minimises the potential for errors and ensures regulatory compliance.
- Increase Efficiency
We streamline the bond issuance process, saving you valuable time and resources.
- Focus on Your Core Mission
You can focus on delivering vital public services while we handle the intricate details of bond administration.
FAQ
A Public Trust is a legal entity established for a charitable or religious purpose. Public Trusts often manage public assets like parks, museums, or scholarship funds. They are subject to government oversight and operate for the benefit of the public.
- Government bonds: These are debt securities issued by national governments to raise capital. They are considered low-risk investments due to the stability of governments.
- Supranational bonds: These are debt securities issued by international organizations like the World Bank or the European Investment Bank. They offer exposure to various governments and can diversify your portfolio.
- Safekeeping and Administration: PAC Trustees acts as a custodian, securely holding your bond investments and handling administrative tasks.
- Diversification: Public Trusts often pool resources from multiple investors, allowing you to participate in a wider range of bonds with a smaller initial investment.
- Expertise & Market Access: We leverage our knowledge and relationships to access favorable bond offerings and navigate complex markets.
- Reduced Costs: Public Trusts may offer economies of scale, potentially lowering investment management fees for individual participants.
Private Trusts are established for the benefit of named individuals or families, while Public Trusts serve a broader public good. Private Trusts have more flexibility in their operations compared to Public Trusts with stricter regulations.