debt instrument
英 [det ˈɪnstrəmənt]
美 [det ˈɪnstrəmənt]
债务证券;债务凭证;债务票据(证券)
英英释义
noun
- a written promise to repay a debt
双语例句
- I see the three following scenarios as the most plausible outcomes: a political union with a joint debt instrument; the status quo enforced by eternal austerity; or a break-up.
我认为,以下三种情形是最有可能出现的结果:一个拥有共同债务工具的政治联盟;靠实施长期性紧缩来维持现状;解体。 - Bullet bond a regular coupon paying debt instrument with a single repayment of principal on the maturity date.
期末一次性偿还债券定期支付息票的债务工具,在到期日一次性偿还本金。 - The issuance of a common debt instrument would require such fiscal integration, ostensibly extinguishing the core problem.
而发行统一的欧洲债券需要一体化的财政,只有这样才可能解决核心问题。 - At its most simplistic level, asset securitization is the issuance of a debt instrument backed by a revenue-producing asset of the issuing company.
最简单的说,资产证券化是以发行公司的能产生现金流的资产为支撑而发行的有价债券。 - The state deal could be used as a template for creating a fiscal union and a common European debt instrument, known as a Eurobond.
可以将德国的联邦州协议为模板,创立一个财政联盟和一个共同的欧洲债务工具(即欧元债券)。 - Subordinated debt as an emerging financial instrument has many advantages.
而次级债作为一种新兴金融工具,具有很多的优越性,可以成为我国商业银行补充资本的重要渠道之一。 - Dual Currency Bonds: A dual currency bond is a debt instrument that has coupons denominated in a different currency than its principal amount.
二重货币债券:二重货币债券是一种债务工具,息票以不同与本金的货币币种标识。▲与股票指数联系的债券; - The increasing trend of foreign currency assets determines the continuance of Central Bank Bill as debt replacement instrument.
外汇资产的递增趋势决定了央行票据作为债务置换工具的可持续性。 - In the late 1980s, due to a debt crisis in emerging economies, banks exited from the sovereign debt market by means of the Brady plan, which resulted in a shift towards bonds as the principal instrument of sovereign debt.
随着80年代后期新兴市场国家债务危机的爆发、银行通过布雷迪计划出逃主权债务市场,债券取代银行贷款成为主权国家融资最主要的方式。 - As a debt instrument, subordinated bond not only provides banking organizations with internal incentives to refrain from augmenting their risk, but also imposes additionnal ( incentives) through participants and supervisors.
次级债券通过风险敏感的债务工具不仅使银行产生内在的抑制风险激励,而且通过市场参与者和监管机构的反应对银行形成风险约束的外部刺激。