How Our SIX Stock Loans Work
Stock loans, also referred to as securities-based lending, gives you access to the cash you need to pay off expenses, pay down debt, and diversify your portfolio while you maintain ownership of your shares. All you need to get access to these loans is shares of a publicly traded company listed on the Swiss Stock Exchange (SIX).
Read on for how Stock Loan Solutions works.
About Switzerland
Switzerland is officially referred to as the Swiss Confederation and is a landlocked European country. It is bordered by Austria, Liechtenstein, France, Germany, and Italy. Geographically, Switzerland is divided between the Alps, the Jura, and the Swiss Plateau. The Swiss population size is around 8.5 million and largely concentrated on the plateau, as this is where most of the economic centers and bigger cities are located, despite the Alps occupying a large portion of the territory.
Switzerland has four national languages, although German is spoken by the majority of the population (62.8%). The other official languages are French in the west (spoken by 22.9%), Italian in the south (spoken by 8.2%), and Romansh (spoken by only 0.5%). The Swiss federal government is required to provide communication in all of the official languages.
How Do Stock Loans Work?
Also known as securities lending, these loans are available to help investors keep the stock they own while still having access to the cash they need in order to make other investments. Our borrowers gain the opportunity to dip into the value of their non-marginable stock quickly and easily without having to wait a long time for the money.
Our loan amounts are dependent on characteristics of the collateralized security, including the number of shares, price, volatility, and additional criteria. By transferring your stock to us, you can be assured of receiving a loan against its value. All you have to do is make quarterly interest payments during the life of the loan. We keep the process simple: once you fully repay the borrowed amount, your stock will be transferred back to you.