Difference between revisions of "Yankee bond"

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Yankee bond is a bond that is issued by a foreign borrower denominated in dollars and sold in the United States under SEC regulations.

Yankee bond. Bond issued by a foreign borrower denominated in dollars and sold in the United States under SEC regulations.

Financial management. A combination of enterprise efforts undertaken in order to procure and utilize monetary resources of the enterprise.

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-[[Yankee bond]] is a [[bond]] that is issued by a foreign borrower denominated in dollars and sold in the United States under SEC regulations yield curve The curve that results when yield to maturity is plotted on the y-axis with term to maturity on the x-axis.
+[[Yankee bond]] is a [[bond]] that is issued by a foreign borrower denominated in dollars and sold in the United States under SEC regulations.
 ==Definitions==
 According to [[Financial Management Theory and Practice by Eugene F. Brigham and Michael C. Ehrhardt (13th edition)]],
-:[[Yankee bond]]. Bond issued by a foreign borrower denominated in dollars and sold in the United States under SEC regulations yield curve The curve that results when yield to maturity is plotted on the y-axis with term to maturity on the x-axis.
+:[[Yankee bond]]. Bond issued by a foreign borrower denominated in dollars and sold in the United States under SEC regulations.
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