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The uaAA rating has been maintained: NovaPay’s corporate bonds have confirmed their high level of reliability


The rating agency “Standard-Rating” has once again affirmed the credit rating of NovaPay’s* corporate bonds at uaAA. This is one of the highest ratings on the Ukrainian debt securities market.

All of the company’s issued bond series retained their uaAA rating following an analysis of performance for 2025. The agency noted the company’s stable business development, high-quality and diversified loan portfolio, strong capitalization, and growth in operating and net profit.

“The confirmation of the uaAA rating shows that our approach works: we are developing our business steadily, creating clear and transparent conditions for investors, and responding attentively to their needs. To date, Ukrainians have invested over UAH 3.5 billion in NovaPay bonds, and we are doing everything to ensure these investments remain reliable and profitable,” comments Ihor Prykhodko, Acting CEO of NovaPay.

The bonds are available to retail investors online via the NovaPay app: the investment term ranges from 1 to 12 months, with yields of up to 18% per annum depending on the term. Separate series for institutional investors are listed on the PFTS and “Perspektiva” exchanges.
As a reminder, the company issued its first corporate bonds in 2023—Series A, B, and C, each worth 100 million UAH. In 2024, six more series (D–I) were issued; in 2025, series J, K, and L; and in 2026, series M was registered. In total, there have been 13 issues.

* Bond issuer – NovaPay Credit LLC





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