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Original Maturity

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Original maturity
Maturity at issue. For example, a five-year note has an original maturity of five years; one year later it has a maturity of four years.

Original Maturity
The time between the issue and the maturity date for a particular bond. For example, if a company issued a 20 years bond five years ago, its original maturity is 20 years, while its current maturity (or time between the present date and maturity) is 15 years. See also: Yield to maturity, Duration.

original maturity
The period between a security's maturity date and issue date. A bond issued 15 years ago that has an additional 10 years to maturity had an original maturity of 25 years. See also current maturity.


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Maturity concentrations for $27 billion Fitch rated floating rate loans are as follows: --2007 and prior: 17% by original maturity date; --2008: 52% by original maturity date; 1% assuming all extensions; --2009: 26% by original maturity date; 5% assuming all extensions; --2010: 3% by original maturity date; 18% assuming all extensions; --2011: 1% by original maturity date; 50% assuming all extensions; --2012: 1% by original maturity date; 22% assuming all extensions.
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