In contrast to equity, fixed income is another medium companies may use to raise money. These funds can come in the form of bonds, commercial paper, or floating/fixed rate notes, among others. Institutions may issue these forms of "I.O.U.'s" to investors, who, in return, receive periodic interest payments, much like a term deposit in a bank. However, the difference between a term deposit and a fixed income instrument is that fixed income instruments are then traded (like equities are) in a secondary market. Samuel services allow investors to purchase or sell these instruments.

Samuel offers a wide range of fixed income products to investors looking for opportunities in the Indonesian debt markets. The company is active in the trading of Indonesian bonds, notes and papers, both Rupiah and foreign denominated. Samuel has built up a diverse client network consisting of international and domestic investment firms, corporate institutions and individual investors.

Samuel also offers debt arrangement, distribution and placement. With our strong domestic market knowledge, and a diverse international network, Samuel aims to provide clients with sensible and workable finance solutions .