Comparing New Zealand corporate bonds to earn a fixed rate of interest in NZ dollars? CompareBonds.co.nz publishes comparison tables covering New Zealand dollar (NZD) corporate, energy, infrastructure and council issuers, alongside selected Australian dollar (AUD) corporate bonds. Returns are not guaranteed and your capital is at risk.
Browse the tables below to compare fixed-rate bonds with terms from two to twenty years. All rates are labelled NZD or AUD and are indicative only — confirm the current rate and terms in the issuer's offer documents before you invest.
Our tables do not cover every bond available in New Zealand. Listings marked “Featured” are paid or promoted placements and their position does not indicate that they are better or more suitable for you. Corporate bonds are not bank deposits and are not covered by the Depositor Compensation Scheme.
Indicative market rates only. Not financial advice. Capital is at risk.
All yields displayed are gross p.a. and subject to New Zealand Resident Withholding Tax (RWT) based on your chosen PIR/RWT tax bracket. Coupon Rate is the fixed rate set by the issuer; where live secondary market pricing is shown it is labelled Yield to Maturity (YTM) and will differ from the coupon.
A corporate bond is debt issued by a company or council that pays a fixed rate of interest in NZ dollars for a set term, typically two to seven years.
No. Corporate bonds are not bank deposits and are not covered by the Depositor Compensation Scheme. If the issuer defaults you can lose interest and capital.
Quoted bonds can be sold on the NZX Debt Market on any trading day, but the price you receive depends on market rates at the time and may be less than you paid.