Invest in Triodos Bank
Your opportunity to buy Depository Receipts in Triodos Bank N.V.
- Become a co-owner of Triodos Bank
- Take advantage of a transaction fee free period from 17 June to 24 July 2013
- A solid investment with an average historic return of 4.1%* - showing that sustainability pays
- Minimum investment of just one Depository Receipt
*Average annual return in euro over the last 5 years to 31-05-2013. All returns are calculated based on net asset value, including reinvestment of dividends. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
Important Notice
Investment decisions must only be made on the basis of the Prospectus, and not on any information provided in this summary. You should take independent financial advice if you are unsure about whether to invest.
Depository Receipts represent shares in Triodos Bank.
They are similar to shares in many respects - but different in a vitally important way, they are designed to safeguard the mission and independence of Triodos Bank.
All of Triodos Bank's ordinary shares are held in a special trust called the Foundation for
the Administration of Triodos Bank Shares. And this trust controls all the voting rights
conferred by the shares, ensuring that decisions about financial profit are never made
at the expense of Triodos Bank's social and environmental goals.
Depository Receipts are issued by the Foundation, and held by investors who want to
own a stake in a world leading sustainable bank. Depository Receipts are not listed on any stock exchange. But you can buy and sell them, through an internal market, which is Euro-denominated. Please refer to the Prospectus for further information.
Important Notice
Investment in the underlying investment instrument is intended to be for the long term and income from your investment may fluctuate. Investing in Depository Receipts is not the same as investing money in a bank account as your capital is at risk and you may not get back the full amount that you invested. Past performance is not necessarily a guide to future performance. It may be difficult to sell or realise your investment, or to obtain reliable information about its value or other risks to which it is exposed and you may not get back the full amount invested.
Depository Receipts are denominated in Euro, and dividends are paid in Euro. The return on investments you make in Sterling is therefore also subject to movements in the exchange rate between Euro and GB pounds.