A bond point is worth $10; it is a unit of measure for bond prices that is set at $10...

The price that investors pay, or are willing to pay, for a bond. Intrinsically, bond prices are linked to the...

A maturity transformation that doesn't provide a full or perfect match between short-term liabilities and long-term assets (which are financed...

A maturity transformation that doesn't provide a full or perfect match between short-term liabilities and long-term assets (which are financed...

The period in which many existing debt arrangements come due or approach maturity. For example, loans, bonds, and leveraged buyout...

The period in which many existing debt arrangements come due or approach maturity. For example, loans, bonds, and leveraged buyout...

The period in which many existing debt arrangements come due or approach maturity. For example, loans, bonds, and leveraged buyout...

A type of financial transformation in which the liabilities of intermediaries, such as banks and non-banks, are typically much more...

A process whereby a financial institution capitalizes on mismatches between the two sides of its balance sheet (assets and liabilities)....

An interest payment on a bond that is more or less than interest payment of typical six months. This is...