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1 duet bond
Obligation, hvis pålydende er udtrykt i to forskellige valutaer med to dertil svarende forskellige pålydende rentesatser. Rentebetalingerne beregnes som den pålydende rente af hovedstolen i den ene valuta minus den pålydende rente af hovedstolen i den anden valuta. Det beløb, obligationen skal indfries med, beregnes som forskellen i den pålydende værdi i de to valutaer på grundlag af krydskursen (se cross rate) mellem de to valutaer på indfrielsestidspunktet. Rentebetalingen og indfrielseskursen afhænger således af udviklingen mellem de to valutaer. Se også bull-bear bond og heaven and hell bond. -
2 duet bond
Obligation, hvis pålydende er udtrykt i to forskellige valutaer med to dertil svarende forskellige pålydende rentesatser. Rentebetalingerne beregnes som den pålydende rente af hovedstolen i den ene valuta minus den pålydende rente af hovedstolen i den anden valuta. Det beløb, obligationen skal indfries med, beregnes som forskellen i den pålydende værdi i de to valutaer på grundlag af krydskursen (se cross rate) mellem de to valutaer på indfrielsestidspunktet. Rentebetalingen og indfrielseskursen afhænger således af udviklingen mellem de to valutaer. Se også bull-bear bond og heaven and hell bond.
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Cross action — Cross Cross (kr[o^]s), a. 1. Not parallel; lying or falling athwart; transverse; oblique; intersecting. [1913 Webster] The cross refraction of the second prism. Sir I. Newton. [1913 Webster] 2. Not accordant with what is wished or expected;… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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