Значение слова "BOND DISCOUNT" найдено в 3 источниках

BOND DISCOUNT

найдено в "Англо-русском экономическом словаре"

фин. дисконт по облигациям [облигации\], облигационный дисконт

а) (величина, на которую текущая рыночная цена облигации меньше ее номинальной стоимости)

б) (величина, на которую номинал облигации больше цены, по которой она была размещена)

Ant:

amortized bond discount, unamortized bond discount, face value а), market value, issue price, discount bond, amortization of discount, original issue discount, market discount а)

See:

amortized bond discount, unamortized bond discount, face value а), market value, issue price, discount bond, amortization of discount, original issue discount, market discount а)

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облигационный дисконт (скидка): величина, на которую рыночная цена облигации ниже ее номинальной стоимости.

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учет облигаций

.The excess of the value of a bond at maturity (the par value) over the issue price of a bond or the purchase price.The difference between the value at maturity and the issue price is often called original issue discount. For example, the par value of a bond is $1,000; the bond is issued at $990. The bond has $10 of original issue discount. Another bond has a par value of $1,000; you purchase it in the open market at $900. The bond has $100 of discount..Словарь экономических терминов.

найдено в "Financial and business terms"

bond discount: translation

The difference by which a bond's market price is lower than its face value. The antithesis of a bond premium, which prevails when the market price of a bond is higher than its face value. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary

See: original issue discount securities. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary

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bond discount bond discount ➔ discount¹

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bond discount UK US noun [C] FINANCE

► the difference between the value of a bond at a particular time and its higher value when it is paid back on the agreed date

→ Compare BOND PREMIUM(Cf. ↑bond premium)

найдено в "Investment dictionary"

Bond Discount: translation

The amount by which the market price of a bond is lower than its principal amount due at maturity. This amount, called its par value, is often $1,000. As bond prices are quoted as a percent of face value, a price of 98.00 means that the bond is selling for 98% of its face value of $1,000.00 and the bond discount is 2%.

Bonds trade at a discount to par value for a number of reasons. Bonds on the secondary market with fixed coupons will trade at discounts when market interest rates rise. While the investor receives the same coupon, the bond is discounted to match prevailing market yields. Discounts also occur when bond supply exceeds demand, when the bond's credit rating is lowered, or when the perceived risk of default increases. Conversely, falling interest rates or an improved credit rating may cause a bond to trade at a premium.

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