zero coupon
A "zero coupon" bond is a type of debt security that does not provide periodic interest payments, making it unique in the financial market.
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Definition
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(technical)A bond sold at a discount that does not pay interest during its life but is redeemed at its full face value at maturity.
Example
- Investors bought the zero coupon bond at a price much lower than its face value, expecting to receive the full amount at maturity.
- Zero coupon bonds are often used by investors looking for a lump sum payment at a future date.
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