Discounted Bill

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Discounted Bill

A debt security issued at a discount to its face value. For example, if a discounted bill has a face value of $1,000, it may be issued to the holder at $900. When it matures, the holder receives the full $1,000. A discounted bill, especially a short-term issue, often does not pay a coupon; rather, the difference between the discount and the face value takes the place of the coupon. See also: Coupon-equivalent yield.

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No references found			Like conventional banks, it took deposits, made loans, and discounted bills of exchange. Victorian financial crises and their implications for the future by Kuttner, Kenneth N. / Business Economics In addition to cash drain induced by bank failures, another good example of this is from the first year of the Great Depression (August 1929-September 1930): the MB fell by over $300 million due mainly to a decline in bank borrowing via discounted bills (F&S 1963, 340-341). Krugman versus Friedman: monetary policy, 1929-1933, a note by Stauffer, Robert F. / American Economist The financing includes before and after shipping facilities, loans against trust receipts, discounted bills, payments for receivable amounts and discounted export bills. ODB disburses RO205m loans to businesses by Times of Oman (Muscat, Oman)			Disclosure disclosure statement Discoccupazione Discontinued Operation Discontinued Operations discount Discount Arbitrage Discount Basis Discount Bond discount broker Discount Brokerage Firm Discount factor Discount Interest Discount Margin Discount Note Discount Payment Discount Period Discount Point discount points discount rate Discount securities discount security Discount Window Discount Yield Discounted Basis Discounted Bill discounted cash flow Discounted Cash Flows Discounted dividend model Discounted in/by Market Discounted payback Discounted Payback Period Rule discounting Discounting the News Discouraged Worker Discrepancy Discrete compounding Discrete Random Variable Discrete Variable Discretion Discretionary Account Discretionary ARM Discretionary Cash Flow discretionary income Discretionary Order Discretionary Proposition Discretionary reserves Discretionary Trust Discriminate analysis discrimination Diseconomies of Scale			discount store discount store discount store discount store Discount stores Discount stores Discount stores Discount the News Discount to Yield Discount Travel Membership Club Discount Two-Way Radio Discount Video Warehouse Discount window Discount Windows Discount yield Discount Yields Discount+rate Discount+rate Discount+rate discountable discountable discountable discountable discountable discounted discounted discounted discounted discounted Discounted basis Discounted Bill Discounted Bills Discounted Bond Discounted Bonds Discounted by Market Discounted by the Market Discounted cash flow Discounted cash flow Discounted cash flow Discounted Cash Flow Analysis Discounted Cash Flow Rate of Return Discounted Cash Flow to Equity Discounted Cash Flows Discounted Cash Flows Discounted dividend model Discounted dividend model Discounted Expenditures Discounted Free Cash Flow Discounted gift trust Discounted in Market Discounted in the Market Discounted in/by market Discounted in/by the Market Discounted Life Year Discounted Marginal Revenue Product Discounted Marginal Value Product Discounted Mortgage Backed Security Discounted Pay Off Discounted payback Discounted payback

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