Do you hold a GEEN bond?

For older issues the decisive part of the assessment happens at the evidentiary level. The original certificate is not always available; frequently only a securities account statement, a subscription confirmation, a bank record of payment or correspondence with the issuer exists. Each of these documents can carry weight in evidencing ownership.

Before valuation can even be discussed, we must be certain the holding can be evidenced. An unevidenced holding is not a tradable position — regardless of the nominal amount printed on the document.

This reconstruction of the documentation is often the most valuable first step for GEEN Holding holders, even if no transaction ultimately follows.

Issue labels usually contain a coupon and a year. Holders often draw conclusions about the issuer's current status from them. That is a mistake: the name describes the original parameters at issuance, not the current state of performance.

CIV therefore makes no statement that any specific GEEN Holding issue is overdue, in default or in insolvency unless that is verified public information shown above on this page. Your individual situation is assessed from your documents, not from a series name.

With older receivables the gap between a legal claim and actual liquidity is most visible. Even a successfully asserted claim opens a further phase — enforcement, cost and time during which the funds remain unavailable.

A capital solution works differently: if the receivable can be evidenced and transferred, it can become the subject of a transaction, and the holder deals with one operation instead of a multi-year procedural path. Whether that option is feasible for your issue only the documentary review will show.

We assess who the legal debtor is according to your documents, how the bond is registered, whether the issue terms permit or restrict transfers, and precisely how your ownership can be proven as at the date of the review.

The nominal amount is not a pricing factor. What matters is evidence, transferability and the perspective for asserting the receivable. For that reason we publish no indicative price range — for older issues it would be especially misleading.

Gather everything you have relating to the bond, including documents that seem unimportant. Case registration and issue identification are free and are not the paid professional assessment.

If you have corresponded with the issuer or the administrator in the past, include that correspondence — it often contains the exact issue designation missing from other documents.