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1 capital bonds
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2 stripped bonds
Fin. obligations démembrées [dont le capital et les intérêts sont dissociés]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > stripped bonds
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3 floating
1 noun(a) FINANCE (of company) proposition f, création f; (onto Stock Market) introduction f en Bourse; (of loan, bonds, share issue) émission f, lancement m(c) (of idea, proposal) lancement mACCOUNTANCY floating assets actif m circulant, capital m disponible;FINANCE floating capital capital circulant;BANKING floating charge nantissement m général;FINANCE floating debt dette f flottante ou courante ou non consolidée;FINANCE floating exchange rate taux m de change flottant;INSURANCE floating policy police f d'abonnement ou flottante;FINANCE floating rate taux flottantCOMPUTING floating point virgule f flottante -
4 floating
floating ['fləʊtɪŋ](a) (on water) flottant∎ he has led a sort of floating existence il a mené une vie assez vagabonde;∎ there's a fairly large floating vote les indécis sont assez nombreux;∎ the floating vote will determine the outcome les voix des indécis détermineront le résultat2 noun(b) (of new company) lancement m, création f; (onto Stock Market) introduction f en Bourse; Finance (of loan, bonds, share issue) émission f, lancement m(d) (of new idea, plan) proposition f►► Accountancy floating assets actif m circulant;floating bridge pont m de bateaux ou de radeaux;Finance floating capital capital m circulant;Banking floating charge nantissement m général;floating crane ponton-grue m;Finance floating debt dette f flottante ou non consolidée;floating dock dock m flottant;Cookery floating islands île f flottante;Medicine floating kidney rein m flottant;floating off (of wrecked ship etc) renflouage m;Computing floating point virgule f flottante;floating population (within country) population f flottante;Finance floating rate taux m flottant;Anatomy floating rib côte f flottante;floating voter électeur(trice) m,f indécis(e);Computing floating window fenêtre f flottante -
5 laddered portfolio
A laddered portfolio of individual bonds has an additional advantage: If you need to sell some of them to raise cash at a time when the bond market is slumping, you can select the more profitable ones for sale and hold the others to maturity. When redeeming bond fund shares, you may be forced to swallow a capital loss if the market is against you.
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6 mezzanine
mezzanine debt dette f subordonnée ou mezzanine;mezzanine finance = méthode de financement d'une partie du capital nécessaire pour acheter une entreprise (utilisée principalement par ses employés)When it comes to financing mergers, the red-hot market for junk bonds has for years squeezed out mezzanine debt as the method of choice. Nowadays, though, as the high-yield market has turned lukewarm to issuers of smaller-sized deals, savvy Wall Street players and financial buyers are quickly moving to capitalize on the newfound role for mezzanine debt.
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