Risk Warnings

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While you should refer to the brochure for a complete list of risk warnings before proceeding with an investment in any product mentioned on this website, below is a list of key risks you should be familiar with. Please read these carefully.

Dura Capital does not provide investment or financial advice, and any information displayed is not intended to constitute or form part of an offer, subscription, recommendation or solicitation to buy or sell any financial product or to take up any services. Instead, the information contained in our website is for general information only.

If you or your client are considering an investment into one of our products, you should read the necessary product documentation in full, and be familiar with the risks associated with an investment. Dura Capital is unable to provide any guidance as to whether our products are suitable for individual circumstances.

ISSUER RISK: This is the risk that an investor loses money because the provider of an investment is unable to meet its financial commitments, because it collapses / fails or becomes insolvent.

MARKET RISK: When an investor invests in a product that is linked to the performance of a particular market (such as the FTSE 100), they risk losing money or not making the returns that they expect if that market does not perform in the way they expected.

PRODUCT RISK: Different types of investment include different risks, due to the way the investment is put together. There are certain risks that are included in Plans like ours, which investors need to be aware of. For example, they might not be able to achieve more than a fixed return, or when a product matures they might not be able to reinvest any money they get to achieve the same, or a similar, level of investment return.

LIQUIDITY RISK: This is the risk that investors cannot sell back an investment early if they need to.

DIVERSIFICATION RISK: If an investor does not spread (diversify) their portfolio across a range of investments, they risk large losses if markets do not perform as well as they expect. A well-diversified portfolio can reduce the risk of loss, as the negative performance of some investments may be balanced out by positive performance of others.

INFLATION AND INTEREST RATE RISK: Inflation will reduce the real value of any return and Amount Invested over time.

TAXATION RISK: Tax rules and regulations, and tax levels, may change in the future. These changes could be backdated.

CANCELLATION RISK: Investors should be aware of how they will be affected if they decide to cancel an investment, or if the provider of that investment cancels it.