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coupon bond

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Coupon Bond
A debt obligation with coupons attached that represent semiannual interest payments.

Notes:
No record of the purchaser is kept by the issuer, and the purchaser's name is not printed on the certificate.

This is also known as a bearer bond.

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


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3 billion zero coupon bond in January of 2001, before the company gave new meaning to the term "zem coupon.
Converting converts. (Wall Street West) by Cole, Benjamin Mark / Los Angeles Business Journal
Bryant cautions the investor to be aware that although the buyer of the zero coupon bond does not receive interest payments yearly--as they would with a regular bond (coupon)--the buyer is responsible for paying taxes on the accumulation of interest on the bond, an amount known as the accreted value of the bond.
Understanding bonds by Evans, Marie / Black Enterprise
HOW THE INFLATION-INDEXED BOND WORKS Cash flow structure Semiannual coupon bond with both coupon and par value of bond indexed to inflation Maturity 10 years Inflation index Consumer price index-urban (CPI-U), non-seasonally adjusted as published by the Department of Labor Index adjustment Value of CPI-U as reported for the third preceding month and interpolated daily Frequency of issuance Quarterly, starting January 15, 1997
A bond, a new bond by Finney, Louis D. / Financial Executive
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