Coupon Rate: The interest rate promised in a contract; this is the rate used to calculate the periodic interest payments.Also known as the nominal rate.
Coupon: The annual amount of interest payment made to the bondholder during the term of the bond.
Maturity: Number of years remaining prior to final principle payment. Years when the debt is outstanding.
Short term bonds: Maturity 1 to 5 years.
Intermediate-term bonds: Maturity 5 to 12 years
Long term bonds: Maturity over 12 years
Par value: Amount of bond that the issuer promises to repay to the bond holder at or by maturity date. Also termed as face value, maturity value, principle value and redemption value.
Coupon: The annual amount of interest payment made to the bondholder during the term of the bond.
Maturity: Number of years remaining prior to final principle payment. Years when the debt is outstanding.
Short term bonds: Maturity 1 to 5 years.
Intermediate-term bonds: Maturity 5 to 12 years
Long term bonds: Maturity over 12 years
Par value: Amount of bond that the issuer promises to repay to the bond holder at or by maturity date. Also termed as face value, maturity value, principle value and redemption value.
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