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strip bond is where an investment firm buys a debt instrument and "strips" it into its separate parts.
"But I tried to make the movie as I saw it and I'm really satisfied with it - I wanted to
strip Bond down and was inspired by films like The French Connection.
Proposals under debate include introducing a long-term ''
strip bond'' -- a bond that can be divided into principal and its interest-bearing portion for sale separately -- and bonds whose principal and yield are allowed to float in proportion to the ups and downs in prices, they said.
The seals are composite with a Teflon
strip bonded to the composite during fabrication, making the seal effectively a lifetime unit.
Oien, "Steady motion of a rigid strip bonded to an elastic half space," Journal of Applied Mechanics, vol.
Xu, "Interaction functions of a rigid strip bonded to saturated elastic half-space," International Journal of Solids and Structures, vol.
We still don't recommend opening long positions on
strip bonds due to high uncertainty concerning some key questions, including situation in Greece and the probability of monetary stimulation by the FRS.
In that position, he managed a group of bond traders with responsibility for
strip bonds, agency zeros and long Treasury coupons.
The Finance Ministry plans to issue strip bonds in fiscal 2001 to spur demand for Japanese government bonds (JGBs), ministry officials said Monday.
The ministry intends to submit a bill to enable the issuance of strip bonds to the regular Diet session convening Wednesday, they said.
Strip bonds and interest rate snaps: some of the financial instruments sounded like erotic paraphernalia.
In addition, the panel proposed that the ministry issue so-called
strip bonds to diversify the range of debt issues it offers and to reinvigorate the bond market.