Bond Financial Instrument
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A Bond Financial Instrument is a bond security that is a tradable security.
- AKA: Tradable Loan-based Security.
- Context:
- It can be sold by a Tradable Bond Seller (who is offering to pay the buyer interest - in exchange for money).
- It can be bought by a Tradable Bond Buyer.
- It can have a Tradable Bond Interest Rate that is based on Market Demand (if there's a lot of demand the interest rate should fall)
- Example(s)
- a U.S. Government Bond, a German Government Bond.
- an IBM Bond, ...
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- Counter-Example(s):
- See: Government Bond, Corporate Bond, Bond Market.