In exchange for your principal, a bond issuer
promises regular interest payments and the return of your money at maturity.
For most bonds, issuers
promise both regular interest payments and the return of principal to bond investors.
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Like other bonds, they
promise to pay
interest on a
regular basis and have a stated maturity date when they return par.
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The issuing company
promises to pay a fixed rate of
interest («coupon») for a fixed period at
regular intervals until maturity, upon which it will repay the original loan or capital back to you, the investors.
The bond issuers
promise to pay you back for the full loan amount, also called par value, face value, maturity value or principal, and usually with
regular interest payments on the par value.
They include a
promise to repay the principal at a future date as well as
regular interest payments until then.
The government
promises to pay a fixed rate of
interest («coupon») for a fixed period at
regular intervals until maturity, upon which it will repay the original loan or capital back to you, the investors.
Entities like corporations, cities and governments issue bonds and
promise to pay it back with
interest payments, generating a
regular stream of income.
Like other bonds, they
promise to pay
interest on a
regular basis and have a stated maturity date when they return par.
A type of fixed
interest investment issued by a company whereby it
promises to pay
regular interest payments and return the capital at the end of the investment term.
In return for your money, the company
promises to make
regular interest payments, and return the money you lent them on a date in the future.
In return for your money, the company issuing the bonds
promises to pay you
interest at
regular intervals and return the money you've invested on the maturity date.
In return, the borrower
promises to pay you
interest at
regular intervals and repay your loan at the end of the term.
If held to maturity, and subject to the issuer not defaulting on the
promised repayments, you will receive
regular interest payments.
An investor lends money to a corporation or a government (federal, state, local) and in return gets the
promise of
regular interest payments, as well as the full return of the loan at the end of a specified period.
Featuring the likes of aqnb
regulars, Kareem Lotfy, who is the show's organiser and a current Rijksakademie resident, Katja Novitskova, Ilya Smirnov and Anna Solal, CAROGNA
promises to be an
interesting gathering of works.
It will be
interesting to see whether the company will be able to sell solely based on a
promise of
regular updates and of course, the Nokia tag.
For those
interested, Google has
promised Android P update for Mi A1 as well, along with
regular security patches.