gilt-edged bond

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• Gilt-Edged Bond — A bond that is issued by a blue chip company. These bonds are considered to be high grade, with little risk of interest payment interruption or default. This is the closest you can get to a government issue without actually buying one …   Investment dictionary

• gilt-edged — ˈgilt edged adjective FINANCE gilt edged investments are the safest available, usually in government bonds: • The safest place to put your money is with the government. Over hundreds of years, it has never defaulted on gilt edged bonds. • the… …   Financial and business terms

• Gilt-Edged Switching — The selling and repurchasing of certain high grade stocks or bonds to capture profits. Gilt edged switching involves gilt edged security, which can be high grade stock or bond issued by a financially stable company such as the Blue Chip companies …   Investment dictionary

• gilt-edged security — British and Irish government securities. blue chip. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary A fixed interest bond or security issued by the British Government. However, from a corporate perspective, when applied to bonds, the term gilt edged is the… …   Financial and business terms

• Gilt-Edged Securities — High grade bonds that are issued by a government or firm. This type of security originally boasted gilded edges, thus the name. In the case of a firm, a gilt edged security is a stock or bond issued by a company that has a strong record of… …   Investment dictionary

• gilt-edged security — A fixed interest bond or security issued by the British Government. However, from a corporate perspective, when applied to bonds, the term gilt edged is the equivalent of describing a stock as a blue chip. Both terms mean that the issuing… …   Euroclear glossary

• Gilt — A gilt is any of the following:* A thin covering of gold. See gilding. * A government bond issued in the UK for HM Treasury by the UK Debt Management Office. The term stems from the initial practice of producing government bond certificates with… …   Wikipedia

• gilt — Secure bonds issued by the UK government also known as gilt edged securities or fixed interest securities . Gilts are bought at their par value or at face value. Most gilts are dated which means that at a fixed date in the future, the par value… …   Financial and business terms

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• Fixed-Interest Security — A debt instrument such as a bond, debenture or gilt edged bond that investors use to loan money to a company in exchange for interest payments. A fixed interest security pays a specified rate of interest that does not change over the life of the… …   Investment dictionary

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