High Interest Certificates of Deposits
USD 12% - 19% p.a. Euro & Sterling 8% - 13% p.a.
12 - 60 month term; interest paid monthly, annually or end of term
What are high interest deposits?
Bank certificate of deposits in US Dollars, Euros or Sterling, paying up to 20% p.a. depending deposit duration and regularity of interest payments.
How can banks offer high rates - current interest rates are close to zero?
Banks in developing countries solicit hard currency deposits by offering high interest rates. Prime overdraft and loan rates in many countries are high double digits, around 25% p.a. Therefore these banks offer corresponding high deposit rates.
Who we are:
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| We are a deposit brokerage, based in Zurich, dealing exclusively in bank certificate of deposits with ultra-high interest rates. We help you achieve the best possible return on your deposit investment, and work on your behalf to find the best investment available from all banks. We constantly monitor deposit offerings of banks globally. We recommend deposits taking into account the associated credit risk. As far as we can ascertain, we are the only company providing this service.
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How is your money deposited?
Your investments are made directly to the financial institution in your name. At no time do we have custody or trusteeship of your money.
We encourage you to verify these deposits yourself:
Recent publicized cases of fraud and ponzi schemes regarding unrealistic fixed interest investments may well raise skepticism at our high-interest deposits. A web search on any of the banks offering our recommended deposits will provide millions of positive results, without a single derogatory comment or suspicious query. We are fully transparent on where your investments is placed and why such high interest rates are offered. The most ardent skeptic's concerns should be assuaged.
Our unique investment criteria on recommended banks:
- Majority shares owned by the State or a subsidiary of a globally renowned international bank. This makes default highly unlikely.
- Credit rating just one notch below investment grade with positive or neutral outlook
- Deposit rates significantly higher than equivalent credit rated bonds
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