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Coupon Bond

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Coupon bond
A bond featuring coupons that must be presented to the issuer in order to receive interest payments.

coupon bond

Coupon Bond
A bond containing no ownership information and for which the physical bearer is presumed to be the owner. Coupons are physically attached to the bond and must be presented to the issuer to receive interest payments. Coupon bonds have not been issued in the United States since 1982, and thus they have become a significantly less important activity; most references to bearer bonds apply to very old bonds that have not yet matured. See also: Clipping.

Coupon Bond
A bond with interest coupons attached. The coupons are clipped as they come due and are presented by the bond holder for payment of accrued interest.


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Like all bonds, the price of a zero coupon bond moves in the opposite direction to interest rates.
A change in interest rates affects the market price of zero-coupon bonds more dramatically than that of coupon bonds.
RefCorp Zero bonds are backed by zero coupon bonds issued by the United States Treasury.
 
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