Subject | Russian | English |
econ. | беспроцентные векселя | non-interest-bearing notes |
account. | беспроцентный вексель | noninterest-bearing note |
EBRD | беспроцентный вексель | non-interest-bearing note |
account. | беспроцентный вексель | noninterest-bearing note (A note without periodic interest payment, but selling at a discount and maturing at face value. See: Zero-coupon bond. Copyright © 2012, Campbell R. Harvey. – АД) |
EBRD | беспроцентный вексель | non-interest-bearing obligation |
EBRD | беспроцентный вексель | zero-coupon note (max hits, хотя имеется в виду, наверное, облигация raf) |
EBRD | беспроцентный вексель | zero-coupon note (max hits, хотя имеется в виду, наверное, облигация; Ср. Zero-Coupon Bond: A bond that pays no interest. It is sold at a discount from par and matures at par. These are fairly illiquid investments because they do not benefit from changes in interest rates. However, they tend to be low-risk. Zero-coupon bonds fluctuate in price, sometimes dramatically, with changes in interest rates. Sometimes zero-coupon bonds are issued as such; other times they are bonds stripped of their coupons by a financial institution and resold as zero-coupon bonds. A zero-coupon bond is less formally known as a zero. Farlex Financial Dictionary. © 2012 Farlex Alexander Demidov) |
econ. | беспроцентный вексель | non-interest bearing note |
gen. | беспроцентный или дисконтный вексель | non interest bearing note (Lavrov) |
bank. | беспроцентный казначейский вексель | noninterest bearing treasury bill |
EBRD | необоротный беспроцентный вексель | non-negotiable non-interest-bearing obligation |
EBRD | необоротный беспроцентный вексель | non-negotiable non-interest-bearing note |
econ. | непереводной беспроцентный вексель | non-negotiable non-interest bearing note |
econ. | простой беспроцентный вексель | non-negotiable non-interest bearing note |
gen. | простой беспроцентный вексель | noninterest-bearing promissory note (If you sign a noninterest-bearing promissory note for $10,000, you pay back $10,000 at maturity. Alexander Demidov) |