Inflation Bond 28

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Inflation Bond 28

Interest rate = Inflation rate in the 1st and 2nd year, 2.2% fixed interest rate for the following years with 100% capital protection at the end of term. The 🖋️ subscription period lasts until May 26, 2026

 

How the certificate works

Investors will receive an interest rate equal to the inflation rate for the 1st and 2nd year of the term, and an annual fixed interest rate of 2.2% in the 3rd and 4th year. The certificate will be redeemed at 100% in May 2030.
 

Underlying: The HICP excluding euro area tobacco is used for the inflation bond.
 

👉 The payout profile applies at the end of the term

  • 100% of the nominal value is secured by the capital protection at the end of term.
  • Loss of value due to inflation is not covered by the capital protection.
     

⏱ During the term

  • Yield limitation: The yield is in any case limited to the amount of the annual interest payments
  • You can buy and sell the investment product during trading hours at the current price.
  • The price may drop below the issue price or the level of capital protection. Selling this investment product prior to maturity may result in a partial loss of the invested capital.
     

⚠️ Issuer risk / Bail-in

This investment product is not covered by the Deposit Protection Scheme. Investors are exposed to the risk that Raiffeisen Bank International AG might be unable to fulfil its payment obligations in respect of the described financial instrument such as in the event of insolvency (issuer risk) or an official directive (Bail-in). A total loss of the capital invested is possible - further information ➨


An investment in investment products is associated with opportunities and risks. Please note the issuer risk.

 

 

 

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Key facts:
  • Name: Inflations-Anleihe 28
  • ISIN: AT0000A3TZA1
  • Initial valuation date: May 27, 2026
  • Term: 3.9 years
    (Maturity date: May 31, 2030)
  • Listing: Vienna, Stuttgart
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Disclaimer
This is advertising. This non-binding information does not constitute advice, recommendation or invitation to conclude a transaction. The presentation is of a generic nature, does not take into account the personal circumstances of potential investors and therefore cannot replace individual investor and investment-oriented advice and risk disclosure. This advertisement has not been prepared in compliance with the legal provisions promoting the independence of investment research and is not subject to the ban on trading following the dissemination of investment research. A base prospectus (including any supplements) that complies with the Austrian Capital Market Act and has been approved by the competent authority (FMA) is available on the website of Raiffeisen Bank International AG (raiffeisencertificates.com/en/certificatesprospectus/). The approval of the base prospectus by the competent authorities is not to be understood as an endorsement by the competent authorities of the financial instruments described herein. We recommend reading the prospectus before making an investment decision. Important additional information on the products described (in particular their opportunities and risks) can be found on the website of Raiffeisen Bank International AG at raiffeisencertificates.com/en/; in particular, the approved base prospectus (including any supplements) can be found at (raiffeisencertificates.com/en/certificatesprospectus/) and under "Customer Information and Regulatory Issues" at raiffeisencertificates.com/en/customer-information/. Regulatory authorities: Austrian Financial Market Authority (FMA), European Central Bank (ECB). Imprint according to Austrian media law: Media owner and producer is Raiffeisen Bank International AG, Am Stadtpark 9, 1030 Vienna/Austria.