Coupon payments financial definition of Coupon payments. Coupon payments finance term by the Free Online Dictionary.

Hence, to incorporate coupon payments into the model, we impose a jump condition:

Defaultable puttable/callable bond valuation: a 3D finite difference ... by Chou, Heng-Chih / Journal of Academy of Business and Economics

The negative adjustments to principal as the inflation index declines over the last two years, on the other hand, would have just the opposite effect; the holder receives more in the form of coupon payments than he or she would report as taxable income for each of those years (the $10,124 net increase in the principal amount payable at maturity would have been reported as income in prior years, and the $100,000 face amount would represent a tax-free return of capital).

Inflation-indexed debt instruments by Vines, Timothy W. / The Tax Adviser

Investors who prefer a single future payment rather than a stream of coupon payments may instead hold STRIPS, described in the box "The Treasury STRIPS Market.

The Treasury Securities Market: Overview and Recent Developments by Archambeault, Emilie / Federal Reserve Bulletin

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