Eurobond
Eurobond
Definition
Euro·bond (yo̵or′ō bänd′)
noun
a bond issued in an international, usually European, market and repayable in the currency of issue
eurobond Finance Definition
A
U.S.-dollar denominated bond, or a bond of another currency, that is issued and
traded outside of the country whose currency is used. Typically it is a bond
that is issued by a non-European company for sale and trade in Europe. An
example of a eurobond is a bond issued by a Russian corporation in the European
market that pays interest and principal in U.S. dollars.
Browse dictionary entries near Eurobond
- euro-zone
- Euro-
- euro
- euripus
- Euripides
- eurhythmics
- Eurex
- eureka
- Euratom
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- Euroclydon
- Eurocommunism
- Eurocrat
- Eurocurrency
- eurodollar
- Eurodollars
- euroky
- Euromart
- Euronext
