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1 S-förmige Kurve
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2 S-Kurve
f < verk> ■ S-bend; S-curve; S-shaped curve; reverse curve; sigmoid curve -
3 S-Kurve
Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > S-Kurve
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4 Gegenkrümmung
f < verk> ■ reverse curve -
5 Gegenkurve
Deutsch-Englisch Fachwörterbuch Architektur und Bauwesen > Gegenkurve
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6 umgekehrte zinsvariable Anleihe
umgekehrte zinsvariable Anleihe f BÖRSE, FIN reverse floater, reverse floating rate note, reverse FRN, reverse note, bull floater, yield curve note (Anleger profitieren von fallenden Zinsen, the coupon rate is a high fixed rate less the variable rate, e.g. 12 % less 3 months’ Euribor)* * *f <Börse, Finanz> reverse FRN reverse floater, reverse floating rate note, reverse FRN, reverse note, bull floater, yield curve note (Anleger profitieren von fallenden Zinsen, the coupon rate is a high fixed rate less the variable rate, e.g. 12% less 3 months' Euribor)Business german-english dictionary > umgekehrte zinsvariable Anleihe
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7 Bull-Floater
Bull-Floater m BÖRSE, FIN reverse floater, reverse floating rate note, reverse FRN, reverse note, bull floater, inverse floater, yield curve note (Ziel: Anleger profitieren von fallenden Zinsen, Zinshöhe wird bestimmt durch die Differenz aus einem hohen Festzinssatz und einem variablen Referenzzinssatz, the coupon rate is a high fixed rate less the variable reference rate, e.g. 12 % less 3 months’ Euribor or Libor)* * *m <Börse, Finanz> reverse floater, reverse floating rate note, reverse FRN, reverse note, bull floater, inverse floater, yield curve note (Anleger profitieren von fallenden Zinsen: Zinshöhe wird bestimmt durch die Differenz aus einem hohen Festzinssatz und einem variablen Referenzzinssatz, the coupon rate is a high fixed rate less the variable rate, e.g. 12% less 3 months' Euribor) -
8 umgekehrter Floater
umgekehrter Floater m BÖRSE, FIN reverse floater, reverse floating rate note, reverse FRN, reverse note, bull floater, yield curve note (Anleger profitieren von fallenden Zinsen, the coupon rate is a high fixed rate less the variable rate, e.g. 12 % less 3 months’ Euribor)* * *m <Börse, Finanz> reverse floater, reverse floating rate note, reverse FRN, reverse note, bull floater, yield curve note (Anleger profitieren von fallenden Zinsen, the coupon rate is a high fixed rate less the variable rate, e.g. 12% less 3 months' Euribor) -
9 umgekehrte J-förmige Häufigkeitskurve
umgekehrte J-förmige Häufigkeitskurve f WIWI reverse J-shaped frequency curve* * *f <Vw> reverse J-shaped frequency curveBusiness german-english dictionary > umgekehrte J-förmige Häufigkeitskurve
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10 Umkehrfloater
Umkehrfloater m BANK, FIN reverse floater, reverse floating rate note, reverse FRN, reverse note, bull floater, yield curve note (Anleger profitieren von fallenden Zinsen, the coupon rate is a high fixed rate less the variable rate, e.g. 12 % less 3 months’ Euribor) -
11 Rendite
Rendite f FIN, RW yield, nominal yield (net income from a bond if held to maturity); return, accounting rate of return, rate of return (of a financial instrument without reference to maturity)* * *f 1. <Börse, Finanz> return, yield, nominal yield; 2. < Geschäft> return; 3. < Rechnung> accounting rate of return, rate of return; 4. < Steuer> rate of return* * *Rendite
revenue, investment (net, monetary) return, (Wertpapier) [interest] yield, income basis, return income (US);
• angemessene Rendite fair return on investment;
• äußerst attraktive Rendite mouth-watering return;
• effektive Rendite net yield, effective interest yield;
• geringe Rendite low rate of return;
• gute Rendite good rate of return;
• risikobereinigte Rendite risk adjusted return;
• sinkende Rendite disminishing yield;
• Rendite einer Anlage yield of an investment;
• Rendite einer Obligation unter Zugrundelegung der Gesamtlaufzeit maturity basis;
• Renditen auf dem Rentenmarkt bond market yields;
• gegenwärtige Rendite mündelsicherer Wertpapiere going rate on gilts (Br.);
• geringe Rendite abwerfen to yield little;
• gute Rendite abwerfen (bringen) to be a lucrative business, to give a good return on an investment;
• effektive Rendite von 6% bringen to yield an effective sum of 6 per cent;
• hohe Rendite erbringen to yield high interest (returns);
• Rendite ergeben to yield;
• gute Rendite erwirtschaften to put on a profitable track, to bring in a good income, to get a good return on an investment;
• so viel Rendite aus einem Vermögen erwirtschaften to get so much out of a property;
• geringe Rendite erzielen to yield little;
• hohe Rendite erzielen to yield high interest;
• wieder Rendite bei einem Unternehmen erzielen to put a company in the black (US coll.);
• Renditeaussichten yield prospects;
• auf Renditebasis betreiben to run for profit;
• Renditedifferenz zwischen zwei Wertpapieren spread;
• umgekehrtes Renditegefälle reverse yield gap;
• Renditehaus apartment house (US);
• Renditekalkulation rate-of-return calculation;
• Renditekonzeption return-on-investment concept;
• Renditekurve yield curve;
• hochverzinsliches Renditeobjekt high-rent building;
• Renditeverantwortung profit responsibility;
• Renditeverhältnis bond-stock ratio.
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