Corporate Bonds


Corporate bonds
are debt securities issued by private companies or banks to raise funds for business development.
By purchasing them, an investor lends money to a company that is obligated to repay the face value and pay interest (coupon) within a specified period. These instruments offer higher returns than bank deposits, but with higher risks.
Key Features of Corporate Bonds:
Private legal entities (companies), not the government
Typically higher than government bonds
Payments are generally guaranteed solely by the issuing company
Income from corporate bonds is subject to tax: 18% personal income tax + 5% military levy; standard passive income taxation applies to legal entities
Typically long-term instruments (over one year), often ranging from 1 to 10 years, frequently with interim redemptions (put options)
Unlike government bonds, where income is tax-free, corporate bonds carry a higher servicing cost due to taxation — but they offer the opportunity to diversify your portfolio.
How to Invest in
Corporate Bonds
Registration
Fund your account
Online via Portmone or by bank transfer using your IBAN.
Purchase
Select the securities you need directly in the ICU Trade platform.
Sell
Positions can be exited on the same day, subject to an active sell quote available in the trading system.
Reports & statements
Download reports and statements directly from the platform — available 24/7.
Corporate bonds available for investment, with ICU acting as a placement agent (or an underwriter):
Public offering
- Bonds of ULF-Finance (LLC "ULF-Finance"), the leader of the Ukrainian leasing market - Series E1. Available for purchase in ICU Trade.
Private placement
- Bonds of Moneyveo (LLC "MANIVAEO QUICK FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE") - Series C. Limited availability.
Still have questions?
In accordance with clause 170.2.9 of the Tax Code of Ukraine, the company acts as a tax agent and independently withholds all required taxes and levies at the time of income payment, providing the client with all necessary supporting documentation. As required by law, the company does not withhold taxes on government bonds.
The fact that tax is withheld by the company does not exempt an individual from filing a personal tax return, except in the cases specified in subclause 179.2 of the Tax Code of Ukraine.
