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principal-protected note (PPN)

Security with fixed income and a guaranteed minimum return which is equal to the principal amount invested. Ideal for investors looking for gains without risk.

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  7. Principal Protected Notes Compliance Review: Findings - IIROC
    Aug 31, 2010 ... A key feature of a principal protected note (PPN) is that an issuer, usually a bank, guarantees to return 100% of the invested capital as long as ...
     
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