CAPITAL MARKETS

CONNECTING CLIENTS TO MARKET OPPORTUNITY

Capital Markets ATIB

MARKET ACCESS WITH PURPOSE

Capital-market activity should begin with a clear understanding of what the client is seeking to achieve.

The requirement may involve investing surplus or long-term capital, gaining exposure to listed markets, managing an existing securities position, executing a significant transaction or accessing a specialist instrument.

ATIB first considers the financial objective, investment timeframe, liquidity requirement, current holdings and tolerance for market risk before determining whether a capital-market solution may be appropriate.

The aim is not simply to provide access to more instruments. It is to help eligible clients participate through relevant market channels, approved counterparties and disciplined transaction coordination.

CAPITAL-MARKETS CAPABILITIES

ATIB’s role may involve helping eligible clients identify appropriate market channels, assess available execution routes and coordinate transactions through approved institutions and counterparties.

LISTED MARKET ACCESS

Support for eligible clients seeking access to selected listed securities, regulated markets and suitable exchange-traded investment opportunities.

SECURITIES TRANSACTION COORDINATION

Coordination of securities transactions where timing, liquidity, documentation, counterparties and execution channels require careful consideration.

INSTITUTIONAL EXECUTION

Support for larger or more complex transactions through approved brokers, exchanges, market institutions or counterparties, subject to market conditions and availability.

SPECIALIST & OTC MARKET ACCESS

Assessment and coordination of selected privately negotiated or specialist market transactions where permitted, appropriate and supported by approved counterparties.

EXPLORE FIXED INCOME & MONEY MARKETS

DISCIPLINED ACCESS TO FINANCIAL MARKETS

Capital markets may provide access to investment, liquidity and strategic opportunity, but they also involve market, counterparty and execution risk.

  • A clear financial objective before execution

  • Assessment of suitability, liquidity and market conditions

  • Consideration of counterparty and transaction risk

  • Coordination through appropriate market channels

  • Visibility over timing, documentation and execution requirements

  • Transaction progression subject to instruction and approval

Market intelligence and transaction coordination can support better decision-making, but they cannot remove uncertainty or guarantee an outcome. Every transaction remains subject to client eligibility, suitability, satisfactory due diligence, documentation, internal approval, market conditions and service availability.

ACCESS SHOULD SERVE THE OBJECTIVE

Capital-market access should not be treated as an objective in itself. The market, instrument and execution route should remain connected to what the client is seeking to accomplish.

This capability may be relevant for sophisticated private investors, family offices, investment companies, corporations managing strategic holdings, asset managers, institutional investors, financial institutions and other eligible professional counterparties.

Clients seeking bonds, treasury bills or short-term instruments may explore Fixed Income & Money Markets. Wider liquidity requirements may be addressed through Treasury & Liquidity Solutions, while clients seeking to raise capital should consider Corporate & Structured Finance.

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