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Market-Linked Certificate of Deposit


A certificate of deposit (CD) that is linked to the performance of some market variable, specifically the price of a stock or a basket of stocks (stock index, equity index). It ties the rate of return to the price changes of the underlying over the term of the certificate (the term varies but is typically five years).

A typical market-linked certificate of deposit (MLCD) is basically a combination of zero-coupon bank debt and long-term put or call options on an underlying index.

It is also referred to as an indexed certificate of deposit, an index-linked certificate of deposit, a market-indexed certificate of deposit, or an equity-linked certificate of deposit.



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