redemption date
noun[C]
FINANCE,INSURANCEukus→maturity date
Examplesofredemption date
redemption date
Theredemptiondatewill also be displayed at the back of pass.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Originally, the loan was a 5 per cent. stock with a definiteredemptiondate.
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It would only be 4¼ per cent. per annum, which would give aredemptiondateto that loan.
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They can invest in stock where there is aredemptiondate.
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But they can fix aredemptiondate, however far ahead it may be.
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The same general objection applies, of course, to the idea of fixing a finalredemptiondatefor some holdings but not for others.
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That is the price at which the public buys it, on the assumption that they will get par for it onredemptiondate.
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The price of a stock is governed by its dividend and itsredemptiondate.
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They were promised stock, the interest rates of which are uncertain and which may or may not have aredemptiondate.
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People's savings in the port have been lost until the newredemptiondate.
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