Coyne Holdings Australian fixed rate bond index

Australian Fixed Rate Bond Index

Selected fixed-income opportunities from Australian and global investment-grade issuers

Market data and indicative pricing — 4 September 2026

Explore a curated selection of fixed-rate bonds available to Australian investors, with key information including coupon, maturity, indicative price, yield to maturity, credit quality and minimum investment.

5Selected Bonds
Investment GradeCredit Focus
AUDPrimary Currency

Featured Fixed Income Opportunity

Bond Index

Indicative Market Data — Prices and yields are indicative and may change. Investors should confirm current pricing, availability and terms before investing.

Showing 5 of 5 bonds · Last updated: 4 September 2026

IssuerBond TypeIndicative PriceMinimum InvestmentView Details
Australian Government
GovernmentInvestment GradeLow Risk
Fixed Rate Government Bond4.75%21 April 2027Available on requestAvailable on requestAAA (S&P sovereign long-term rating)Available on requestVery Low
Commonwealth Bank of Australia
SeniorInvestment Grade
Senior Fixed RateAvailable on requestAvailable on requestAvailable on requestAvailable on requestAA (Fitch long-term issuer default rating, 5 March 2026)Available on requestLow–Moderate
Westpac Banking Corporation
SeniorInvestment Grade
Senior Fixed RateAvailable on requestAvailable on requestAvailable on requestAvailable on requestAA (Morningstar DBRS long-term issuer rating)Available on requestLow–Moderate
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Senior
Senior Fixed RateAvailable on requestAvailable on requestAvailable on requestAvailable on requestAvailable on requestAvailable on requestLow–Moderate
Citigroup / Citibank
Senior
Senior Fixed RateAvailable on requestAvailable on requestAvailable on requestAvailable on requestAvailable on requestAvailable on requestLow–Moderate

Australian Government

Fixed Rate Government Bond · AUD

Yield to Maturity
Available on request
Coupon
4.75%
Maturity
21 April 2027
Credit Rating
AAA (S&P sovereign long-term rating)
Risk
Very Low
GovernmentInvestment GradeLow Risk

Commonwealth Bank of Australia

Senior Fixed Rate · AUD

Yield to Maturity
Available on request
Coupon
Available on request
Maturity
Available on request
Credit Rating
AA (Fitch long-term issuer default rating, 5 March 2026)
Risk
Low–Moderate
SeniorInvestment Grade

Westpac Banking Corporation

Senior Fixed Rate · AUD

Yield to Maturity
Available on request
Coupon
Available on request
Maturity
Available on request
Credit Rating
AA (Morningstar DBRS long-term issuer rating)
Risk
Low–Moderate
SeniorInvestment Grade

JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Senior Fixed Rate · AUD

Yield to Maturity
Available on request
Coupon
Available on request
Maturity
Available on request
Credit Rating
Available on request
Risk
Low–Moderate
Senior

Citigroup / Citibank

Senior Fixed Rate · AUD

Yield to Maturity
Available on request
Coupon
Available on request
Maturity
Available on request
Credit Rating
Available on request
Risk
Low–Moderate
Senior

Fields marked “Available on request” indicate current pricing and terms subject to verification against the issuer's offering documents. Current terms are available on request.

Understanding Fixed Rate Bonds

Coupon Rate

The fixed interest rate stated on the bond.

Yield to Maturity

The estimated annualised return if the bond is purchased at the current price and held to maturity, assuming payments occur as scheduled.

Bond Price

The current indicative market price. Bond prices can move above or below face value.

Maturity

The date when the bond is scheduled to repay principal, subject to the bond's terms.

Credit Rating

An assessment of the issuer's creditworthiness from an independent rating agency.

Duration / Interest Rate Risk

Longer-dated bonds can experience larger price movements when interest rates change.

The Life of a Fixed Rate Bond

  1. 01Bond Purchase
  2. 02Fixed Coupon Payments
  3. 03Maturity
  4. 04Principal Repayment

Explore related topics

Important Information

Bond investments involve risks, including credit risk, interest-rate risk, liquidity risk and, where applicable, currency risk. A fixed coupon does not mean the market value of a bond remains fixed. The value of a bond may rise or fall before maturity.

Indicative yields, prices and availability can change without notice. Past performance is not indicative of future performance. Investors should review the relevant offering documents and obtain independent financial, legal and tax advice before investing.

Bonds are not deposits and are not protected by the Financial Claims Scheme (FCS), which applies to deposits held with an authorised deposit-taking institution (ADI) up to $250,000 per account holder per ADI.