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Bullet Bond

A bond with no special features that cannot be redeemed prematurely. That is, the bullet bond repays the entire principal at maturity and at no other time. It is also called a virgin bond. See also: Bullet.

bullet bond

A bond that is noncallable.

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LGFV will issue a series of fixed rate bullet bonds and will extend these

Moody's assigns Aa2 issuer rating to the local government funding vehicle set up by the Municipal Association of Victoria (Australia)

The index, calculated on both a capital and total return basis, includes KES denominated bullet bonds, zero coupon bonds and strippable bonds with a minimum notional of KES 5 Billion.

FTSE, Nairobi Securities Exchange launch Kenyan Government Bond Index

Nevertheless, JCR considers that Aichi has the ability to ensure a certain level of fiscal discipline on a short-term scale, as indicated by the fact that it does not plan to borrow from the sinking fund with respect to the bullet bonds as a revenue source.

-JCR sets highest investment status to Aichi prefecture's bonds

The five-year bullet bonds were issued with an interest rate of 3.

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As the remaining hard bullet bonds (19%) mature over time, the programme's refinancing risk decreases.

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5% following a review of liquidity protection for the hard and soft bullet bonds in the programme.

Fitch Affirms ANZ's Mortgage Covered Bonds at 'AAA'; Outlook Stable

Nevertheless, JCR considers that Aichi has the capacity to ensure a certain level of fiscal discipline on a short-term scale, as indicated by the fact that it does not plan to borrow from the sinking fund with respect to the bullet bonds as a revenue source.

JCR sets highest investment status to Aichi prefecture's bonds

Nevertheless, JCR considers that Aichi has the capacity to ensure a certain level of fiscal discipline on a short-term scale, as indicated by the fact that it does not intend to borrow from the sinking fund with respect to the bullet bonds as a revenue source.