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Euroyen Bonds |
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Euroyen bonds Eurobonds denominated in Japanese yen. Euroyen Bonds A bond denominated in Japanese yen issued by a non-Japanese company outside of Japan. It is important to note that these are traded worldwide, not just in Europe. Euroyen bonds became more common after 1984, when Japan began opening its financial markets to foreigners. Like other Eurocurrency securities, Euroyen bonds are subject to fewer regulatory restrictions because the central bank that issued the currency ? in this case, the Bank of Japan ? does not have any jurisdiction over the yen because the bonds are issued and traded outside Japan. For example, an American company may issue a Euroyen bond to attract non-Japanese yen-investors for its financing needs. See also: Eurobond, Eurodollar. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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bank holds yen-denominated bonds issued by a French company, they are holding Euroyen bonds. The MMFs, which incorporate euroyen bonds floated by U. The Investment Trusts Association of Japan said Thursday that MMFs offered by four Japanese asset management companies had fallen below the par value of 10,000 yen because of the inclusion of euroyen bonds issued by Enron, which filed for court protection from creditors Sunday in one of the biggest bankruptcies in the United States. |
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