zero coupon bond
ZIFT.abbr. ZYGOTE INTRAFALLOPIAN TRANSFER.
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zero coupon bond
zygnomic (zig-noh-mik), adj. Of, relating to, or involving an act whose evolution directly abridges the freedom of a person who bears a duty in the enjoyment of a legal advantage. • This rather abstract term was coined by the philosopher Albert Kocourek in his book Jural Relations (1927). Cf. MESONOMIC.
zero coupon bond
zetetic (zi-tet-ik), adj. Hist. Proceeding by inquiry; investigative. — Also spelled zetetick.
coupon note
A note with attached interest coupons that the holder may present for payment as each coupon matures.
zero coupon bond
zygostates (zI-goh-stay-teez), n. [Greek] Roman law. An officer who resolved controversies over weight; a public weigher.
coupon security
A security with detachable interest coupons that the holder must present for payment as they mature. • Coupon securities are usu. in denominations of $1,000, and they are negotiable. [Cases: Corporations 472. C.J.S. Corporations § 664.]
coupon rate
The specific interest rate for a coupon bond. — Also termed coupon interest rate. See coupon bond under BOND(3).
coupon
coupon (koo-pon). An interest or dividend certificate that is attached to another instrument, such as a bond, and that may be detached and separately presented for payment of a definite sum at a specified time. — Also termed interest coupon.
zero coupon bond
zygocephalum (zI-g[schwa]-sef-[schwa]-l[schwa]m), n. [Greek fr. zygo- “yoke, pair” + kephalos “head”] Hist. A measure of land, esp. the amount that can be plowed in one day.
negotiable coupons
negotiable coupons 可转让息票；流通息票 附随债券发行的利息票券，到期持有人可仅凭该息票兑取利息。
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