cushion bonds

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• Cushion bonds — High coupon bonds that sell at only at a moderate premium because they are callable at a price below that at which a comparable non callable bond would sell. Cushion bonds offer considerable downside protection in a falling market. The New York… …   Financial and business terms

• cushion bonds — An informal name for callable bonds with long maturities that have coupon rates well above current market rates. Because these bonds have such high coupon rates, they trade at prices and yields calculated to the call date rather than to the… …   Financial and business terms

• Cushion Bond — A type of callable bond that sells at a premium because the issued coupon payments are above market interest rates. Mostly chosen by investors interested in generating high income conservatively. As interest rates rise, the cushion bond… …   Investment dictionary

• 20% cushion rule — Guideline that revenues from facilities financed by municipal bonds should exceed the operating budget plus maintenance costs and debt service by at least 20% to allow for unforeseen expenses. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary …   Financial and business terms

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