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  1. FINANCE · FINANCE|financing and investment|investment

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    IATE #3540754
    urrús fiachais chorparáidigh Reference Faomhadh an téarma seo mar chuid de Thionscadal Lex
    ga
    fiach corparáide Reference Faomhadh an téarma seo mar chuid de Thionscadal Lex
    ga
    Unternehmensschuldverschreibung | Schuldverschreibung | Schuldverschreibung eines Unternehmens | Unternehmensschuldtitel
    de
    Definition "von einem Unternehmen begebener Schuldtitel IATE:761216 zur Fremdkapitalbeschaffung" Reference Council-DE
    Comment "meist als Kapitalmarktpapier mit mittlerer bis langer Laufzeit (= ""corporate bond"", s. IATE:1683026 ;) eine Sonderform ist das ""Commercial Paper"" IATE:799806 = Geldmarktpapier mit i.d.R. kurzer Laufzeit; DIV: aih, 4.9.2012, UPD: RSZ, 25.9.12"
    corporate debt security | corporate debt instrument | corporate security | corporate debt bond | corporate debt
    en
    Definition "Debt security (see IATE:761216 ) issued by a company." Reference CENTERM
    Comment "A form of corporate debt (IATE:915237 ). More specific terms are corporate bond IATE:1683026 (most often refers to longer term corporate debt securities) commercial paper IATE:799806 (most often refers to shorter term corporate debt securities issued by companies with high quality debt ratings)."
    titre de dette d'entreprise | dette d'entreprise
    fr
    Definition titre financier qui matérialise l'engagement d'une entreprise emprunteuse envers un prêteur qui, en contrepartie, met des fonds à sa disposition Reference Vernimmen P., Finance d'entreprise, Dalloz, Paris, 2009, p. 509, ISBN: 978-2-247-08003-8
    Comment Les obligations d'entreprise offrent dans certains cas une prime de risque (rémunération du risque de dafaut et du risque de liquidité, etc.) qui se traduit par un rendement plus important que celui offert par une obligation d'Etat.