Who is obligated
The identity and role of the issuer, the other parties involved and any guarantees, only where actually provided for.
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Understand the instrument.
Know your rights.
Buying a property, taking a stake in a company and holding a certificate are legally and economically different choices.
An essential distinction
Property exposure does not mean ownership.
Buying a property directly confers the rights set out in the relevant deed. Taking a stake in a company confers the rights attached to that interest. Subscribing to a financial instrument instead confers the rights provided by that instrument’s documents.
An economic link to a property project does not automatically confer ownership of a villa, a mortgage, a capital guarantee or the right to use the property.
General information
What is a Tracker certificate?
In general terms, a Tracker certificate is an instrument whose value or repayment is linked to the performance of an asset, a portfolio or another reference defined in the issuance documents. Structure, costs, duration and rights can vary considerably between instruments.
Alongside the risks of the underlying asset, there may be risks relating to the issuer, structure, valuation and liquidity. Repayment must not be regarded as guaranteed: all of the invested capital may be lost.
This explanation concerns the category in general. It does not present an issue available for subscription and does not replace the prospectus, final terms or other documents that may be required.
Checks to carry out.
How the outcome is determined
Underlying asset, valuation methodology, cash flows, costs, remuneration and potential conflicts of interest.
Who may access it
Territorial restrictions, eligible recipient categories, permitted distribution methods and transfer conditions.
Controlled access
An information request does not open a subscription.
These pages do not publish issuance documents, financial terms or instructions for subscribing to a Tracker. Any presentation of a specific instrument first requires verification of the current documentation, restrictions and parties competent to distribute it.
A public website does not make an instrument available to the public. Rules may vary by country, recipient and transaction structure. This information does not attest to approval or a guarantee by a supervisory authority.
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