Sentence examples for effective maturity from inspiring English sources
Since the bonds can be put back to the issuer at par in October, their effective maturity is eight months.
- Washington should stop the Fed's bond purchases because they distort markets, create a conflict of interest for the Fed's monetary policy decisions and shorten the effective maturity of the national debt.
The Federal Reserve's large buyback of longer-dated notes and bonds paid for by overnight deposits from commercial banks–has further shortened the effective maturity of the U.S. national debt to under 40 months, which is near the crisis point of the 1970s.
If we denote by τ h and τ c the default times of the hedger and the counterparty, respectively, then τ=τ h ∧τ c is the moment of the first default and thus the effective maturity of ((A^{sharp },mathcal {X})) and (ACCR,0) is the random time (widehat {tau }=tau wedge T).
This is a time to keep effective maturities short.
When the discount is factored into the return, the effective yield to maturity is about 7.1%.
We aimed to relate changes in porosity and sonic velocity data, measured on water-saturated Eocene chalks from 36 Ocean Drilling Program drill sites in the Atlantic Ocean, to vertical effective stress and thermal maturity.
Gas shale brittleness, a measure of the tendency of a rock to fracture, is a complex function of lithology, mineral composition, amount of total organic carbon (TOC), diagenesis, thermal maturity, porosity, effective stress, temperature and type of fluid in the pores (Wang and Gale 2009).
A model describing effective facilitation of the Maturity Matrix was developed by reviewing the literature on facilitator skills relevant to quality improvement in primary care.
From the six trials conducted during this study, it became clear that severe stress imposed early during the vegetative stage, i.e. increasing the floodwater depth of 20 30-day-old seedlings to reach 50–60 cm within 20 30-day-oldowed by maintaining that depth through maturity, was effective in identifying the most tolerant genotypes.
Because of a flat yield curve now (where longer bonds return almost the same as shorter bonds 30-year Treasurys, for example, yield 5%; the two-year, 4.8%), Kaufman and co-manager Gregory Hermanski see the bonds 30-yeariTreasuryshort maturities; the eforctivexampleion of Osterweis' concentrated portfolio of 38 bonds is just two yield.
