BOND SWAP - In a bond swap, you buy one bond and sell another at the same time. You might do a swap for...
BOND VALUE - With respect to convertible bonds, the value the security would have if it were not conver...
Bond Swap Strategy: A strategy that sells long-bonds and buys short-bonds during periods of rising interest rates. It also does the opposite during periods of falling interest rates.
bond swap
The simultaneous, or nearly simultaneous, purchase of one debt security with the proceeds from the sale of another debt security.
Bond swap
In a bond swap, you buy one bond and sell another at the same time. For example, you might sell one bond at a loss at year's end to get a tax write-off while buying another to keep the same portion of your portfolio allocated to bonds.
Bond Swap: Selling municipal bonds (usually at a loss) and using the proceeds to buy other municipal bonds, to establish a loss for tax purposes, to diversify a portfolio, to increase cash flow, or increase yield. Also known as tax swaps.
Bond swap
The sale of one bond issue and purchase of another bond issue simultaneously. See: Swap; swap order.
Debt For Bond Swap
A debt swap involving the exchange of a new bond issue for similar outstanding debt or vice versa. Debt for bond swap transactions are usually executed to take advantage of an interest rate change and/or for tax write-off purposes.
Lloyds Banking bond swap to boost capital strength
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pickup The value gained in a bond swap for which the bond purchased has a higher yield than the bond sold. pickup bond A type of callable bond that has a high coupon rate and whose callable date...
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Most stocks were up today, partly due to optimism that the Greek bond swap would go well.
occurs when the yield spread between two categories of bonds with different levels of risk is temporarily inconsistent with what that spread would normally be, prompting traders to try to capitalize on an unusual situation by initiating a bond swap.
The percentage of a company's capitalization represented by bonds. The ratio is calculated by dividing the total bonds due after one year by that same figure plus all other equity. See: Debt-to-equity-ratio.
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Treasury Department tries to discourage trading in Treasury securities on a when issued basis, government securities dealers frequently can arrange preauction bond swaps (yield swaps) for the issue to be offered for sale.
BOND SWAP The simultaneous sale of one bond and the purchase of another. These transactions can be done for maturity and yield purposes, quality considerations and tax strategies.
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