Betekenis van:
savings bond
savings bond
Zelfstandig naamwoord
- non-negotiable government bond; cannot be bought and sold once the original purchase is made
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Voorbeeldzinnen
- The expert noted that a puttable bond like the postal savings certificate cannot be considered equivalent to a typical structured bond.
- Postal savings certificates, which carried a State guarantee, had a risk profile much lower than that of corporate bonds, as could be seen from the fact that the internal rate of return on a State bond was always lower than that on a corporate bond with an equivalent rating.
- This figure covers three separate advantages: the increase in France Télécom's rating when resorting to the bond markets; the savings made in the absence of any downgrading of the debt, the latter being dependent on the rating; and the savings made through the choice of timetable.
- The Banca d’Italia indicated that postal savings certificates qualified as structured financial instruments, for the following reasons: they were securities in the nature of bonds, or at any rate of debt; they were derivatives, in that they incorporated a derivative contract of the option type; and the two components, bond and derivative, were inseparable components of one instrument.
- By the first method (table 12), the fees for postal savings certificates nearly always lay between the expected value and the value equal to one standard deviation, if they were estimated on the basis of fees for money market funds, and nearly always below the expected value estimated on the basis of euro government bond funds;
- In order to be able to perform the comparison needed to establish a distribution fee for postal savings certificates, the expert constituted a dataset of bank bonds and mutual funds using (i) a large number of prospectuses for bank bonds listed on TLX, the second organised exchange for securities (after Borsa Italiana) [43] and (ii) the websites of major Italian banks, where prospectuses for bond issues are usually available for download.