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1 yield up
◆ yield upvt▪ to \yield up up ⇆ sth etw aufgebento \yield up up privileges auf Privilegien verzichtento \yield up up rights Rechte abtretento \yield up up a secret ein Geheimnis lüften* * *vt seprights, privileges abtreten, verzichten auf (+acc); secret enthüllento yield sth up to sb — etw an jdn abtreten
he yielded himself up to his fate — er ergab sich in sein Schicksal
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2 yield on bonds outstanding
yield on bonds outstanding ECON Umlaufrendite f (Rendite der im Umlauf befindlichen, festverzinslichen Wertpapiere; sie liegt meist leicht über der Emissionsrendite = issuing yield = yield upon issue; opposite: yield to maturity = yield to redemption = Rückzahlungsrendite)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > yield on bonds outstanding
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3 yield on new issue
yield on new issue FIN, STOCK Emissionsrendite f (synonymous: issuing yield = yield upon issue = new issue rate; opposite: yield to maturity = yield to redemption = Rückzahlungsrendite)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > yield on new issue
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4 yield to call
yield to call (YTC) FIN Call-Rendite f, Rendite f einer kündbaren Anleihe (the yield on a bond at a date when the bond can be called; Rendite bei Unterstellung vorzeitiger Kündigung des Anleiheschuldners; opposite: yield to maturity, yield to redemption; Gegensatz: Rückzahlungsrendite, Verfallsrendite, Rendite auf die Endfälligkeit)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > yield to call
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5 yield gap
yield gap 1. ECON (BE) Renditengefälle n, Renditenlücke f; 2. FIN, BANK Zinslücke f, Zinsaufschlag m, Zinsspread m (synonymous: yield differential; the difference or spread between the yield on a risk-free investment -until 2009 generally sovereign debt- and that on one with a higher risk, e.g. corporate debt or shares; in der Form und Höhe eines Risikoaufschlags oder einer Risikoprämie für auf den 'risikolosen' Zins des besten Schuldners) -
6 yield on longs
yield on longs FIN, STOCK Rendite f auf langlaufende Anleihen, Rendite f langlaufender Anleihen, Langläufer-Rendite f (the long-term yield on bonds with a maturity of 15 years or more or bonds with a coupon period that is longer than normal and/or non-standard; AE yield on a thirty year issue of long bonds, the on-the-run longest maturity US Treasury bonds)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > yield on longs
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7 yield to maturity
yield to maturity (YTM) 1. FIN, STOCK Rückzahlungsrendite f, Rendite f auf den Verfall, Verfallsrendite f, Rendite f auf die Endfälligkeit (synonymous: yield to redemption; opposite: yield on new issue = Emissionsrendite); 2. ECON, FIN interner Zinsfuß m (der Zinssatz, bei dem der Kapitalwert einer Investition zu null wird; Kalkulationszinssatz; synonymous: IRR = internal rate of return)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > yield to maturity
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8 yield to redemption
yield to redemption 1. FIN Rückzahlungsrendite f, Rendite f auf den Verfall, Verfallsrendite f, Rendite f auf die Endfälligkeit (synonymous: yield to maturity; opposite: yield on new issue = Emissionsrendite); 2. FIN interner Zinsfuß mEnglisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > yield to redemption
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9 yield strength
yield strength1 MET Dehngrenze f (HV-Schrauben); Streckgrenze f (bei Zugspannung)yield strength2 TECH Zerreißfestigkeit f (Gurt) -
10 yield curve
yield curve ECON, FIN Zinsstrukturkurve f, Renditestrukturkurve f, Ertragskurve f • riding the yield curve ECON, FIN (infrml) Ritt auf der Renditestrukturkurve, die Zinsertragskurve reiten (maturity arbitration and maturity transformation, Laufzeitarbitrage und Fristentransformation, der Zinsunterschied zwischen den, bei normalem Verlauf, niedrigeren kurzfristigen und den höheren langfristigen Zinsen muss als Risikoprämie mindestens das Zinsänderungsrisiko und die Transaktionskosten abdecken)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > yield curve
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11 yield differential
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > yield differential
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12 yield per acre
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > yield per acre
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13 yield
English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > yield
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14 yield
yield I v 1. BM fließen (Werkstoffe); sich strecken (Metall); 2. BOD, KONST nachgeben; sacken, einsinken yield II 1. BM Fließen n; Streckung f, Dehnung f (über der Elastizitätsgrenze); 2. BM, KONST Nachgiebigkeit f; 3. BM, BWG, KONST, TE Leistung f (z. B. einer Maschine); erbrachte Leistung f; Ergiebigkeit f (Kalk, Zement, Farbe)English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > yield
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15 yield criterion
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > yield criterion
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16 yield line method
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > yield line method
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17 yield point
yield point MET Dehngrenze f, Elastizitätsgrenze f, Fließgrenze f (Streckgrenze); Streckgrenze f (bei Zugspannung) -
18 yield ratio
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19 yield strength at elevated temperature
English-german engineering dictionary > yield strength at elevated temperature
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20 yield stress
yield stress MET, TECH Fließgrenze f (Streckgrenze); Fließspannung f; Formänderungsfestigkeit f (Formänderungswiderstand); Streckspannung f
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