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1 premium
1) Når en obligation handles over pari, betegner premium differencen mellem handelskursen og pari.2) Beløb betalt over pari i forbindelse med en førtidsindfrielse.3) Benyttes sommetider som synonym for spread og margin.4) Benyttes også om prisen for en option. -
2 premium
1) Når en obligation handles over pari, betegner premium differencen mellem handelskursen og pari.2) Beløb betalt over pari i forbindelse med en førtidsindfrielse.3) Benyttes sommetider som synonym for spread og margin.4) Benyttes også om prisen for en option. -
3 option price
Optionspræmie, svarende til prisen/værdien på den pågældende option. Optionspræmien beregnes som summen af extrinsic value og intrinsic value. Kaldes også premium. -
4 option price
Optionspræmie, svarende til prisen/værdien på den pågældende option. Optionspræmien beregnes som summen af extrinsic value og intrinsic value. Kaldes også premium. -
5 optional redemption
En bestemmelse i en låneaftale, hvorefter låntager har ret til at førtidsindfri hele eller dele af en emission til pari eller til pari med en premium. Kaldes også call option. Se option. -
6 optional redemption
En bestemmelse i en låneaftale, hvorefter låntager har ret til at førtidsindfri hele eller dele af en emission til pari eller til pari med en premium. Kaldes også call option. Se option.
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