Funded debt

funded debt investment & finance definition
A debt issue whose repayment has already been provided for in some manner. One example of funded debt is a bond issue that has a sinking fund, which is a fund to which regular payments are made.

Unfunded debt
Definition:
Debt maturing within one year (short-term debt). See: Funded debt. ...

Funded debt - Usually interest-bearing bonds or debentures of a company. Could include long-term bank loans. Does not include short-term loans, preferred or common stock.
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Funded debt
Debt maturing after more than one year.
Funded Liability
A source of funds that a firm must take overt action to arrange and that carries an interest cost.

They are also referred to as funded debt. The firms are obliged to disclose their long-term obligations on the balance sheet, including the corresponding interest rates and the date of maturity.

The sum of the total bond debt and any unfunded debt (typically, short-term notes) of a municipality.
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Return on Invested Capital (RIC): The amount earned on a corporation's total capital, expressed as a percentage. ROI (stock equity plus long-term funded debt) is calculated by dividing total capital by earnings after interest, ...

funded debt Any loans and obligations with a maturity of longer than one year; generally... funding The act of providing funds. funds Money; or sometimes, money plus assets which could be converted to money.

See also: Debt, Investment, Close, Right, Bonds