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debt instrument

/dɛt ˈɪnstrʊmənt/

Traducción: Instrumento financiero que representa una obligación contractual del emisor de devolver los fondos prestados al tenedor, generalmente con intereses, como bonos, préstamos o pagarés.

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/dɛt ˈɪnstrʊmənt/C1formalbusiness
  • esInstrumento financiero que representa una obligación contractual del emisor de devolver los fondos prestados al tenedor, generalmente con intereses, como bonos, préstamos o pagarés.

A financial asset that represents a contractual obligation by the issuer to repay borrowed funds to the holder, typically with interest, such as bonds, loans, or debentures.

  1. Financial DocumentC1formal

    A written or electronic document that represents a legal obligation to repay borrowed money, typically with interest.

    esInstrumento de deuda

    • The company issued a debt instrument to raise capital for expansion.
    • Bonds are a common type of debt instrument used by governments.
    • Investors analyzed the terms of the debt instrument before purchasing it.
  2. Contractual AgreementC1formal

    A formal contract between a borrower and a lender that specifies the terms of a loan, including repayment schedule and interest rate.

    esInstrumento de deuda

    • The debt instrument clearly outlined the repayment conditions.
    • Both parties signed the debt instrument to make the loan official.
    • Defaulting on a debt instrument can lead to legal consequences.
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