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Fin. obligation à primes [ONU]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > premium bond
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premium [ˈpri:mɪəm]1. nounprime f2. adjective[goods, brand] de qualité supérieure3. compounds* * *['priːmɪəm]1) gen ( extra payment) supplément m2) ( Stock Exchange) prime f d'émission3) ( in insurance) prime f (d'assurance)4) Commerce ( payment for lease) reprise f5) figto put ou place ou set a (high) premium on something — mettre quelque chose au (tout) premier plan
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(a) (of bond, share) remboursement m;∎ redemption before due date remboursement anticipéredemption date date f d'échéance;redemption fee, redemption premium prime f de remboursement;redemption price prix m de rachat;redemption value valeur f de remboursement ou de rachat;redemption yield rendement m à l'échéance(b) (of annuity, loan, mortgage) remboursement m -
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A n2 Relig rédemption f ; beyond ou past redemption [situation] irrémédiable ; [machine] irréparable ; [person] hum irrécupérable.B modif [date, price, rate, premium] de remboursement ; redemption value ( of bond) valeur f de remboursement ; ( of share) valeur f de rachat.
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