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Nationwide offers guaranteed equity bond

Friday, 15 Jun 2007 17:31
Nationwide Building Society is to launch a new tranche of its Guaranteed Equity Bond (GEB) from Monday June 18th 2007.

The five-year bond, with a participation rate of 65%, guarantees to return the original investment, plus 10% or up to 65% of any growth, whichever is greater, in the value of the FTSE 100, Nikkei 225 and DJEuroSTOXX 50 indices.

Nationwide will also increase the investment of people putting money into the bond by 11 August 2007 by up to 0.8%.

"The Nationwide GEB is ideal for anyone who wishes to make a risk-free investment in the stock market," said Robin Bailey, Nationwide's divisional director investments.

"It enables investors to benefit from the performance of some of the world's top companies - listed on the stock markets of the UK, Europe and Japan - without taking any risks with their original capital and providing the opportunity to receive even greater returns.

"Anyone investing in a Nationwide GEB will be guaranteed to receive their original investment back at the end of the term, including any early investor bonus.

"In addition to this, they will benefit from a minimum 10% growth over the five year term with the added potential of even greater returns of up to 65% of any growth in the value of the three worldwide indices.

"Therefore, the return is always more than the original amount invested."

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