par value

英 [pɑː(r) ˈvæljuː]

美 [pɑːr ˈvæljuː]

面值，票面价值；名义价值，平价

经济

英英释义

noun

• the value of a security that is set by the company issuing it
  Synonym:face valuenominal value

双语例句

• Bonds authorized Bonds shall be accounted for at par value.
  发行债券时，应当按债券的面值记帐。
• Coupon rate refers to the annual interest rate as a percentage of the par value of a bond.
  息票率指债券的年利率，相当于债券面值的某个百分比。
• Par value: refers to the original issue of a bond at full price.
  票面价值：债券按面价发行的价值。
• Most shares have a par value of$ 1.
  多数股票的面值是1元。
• Many shares have a par value of say$ 1 but a market value of$ 12.
  许多份额有言$1但市场价值面值的$12。
• The call price is usually slightly higher than the par value of the stock. If the share can be bought, it is said to be at a discount.
  赎回价格一般比股票的面值稍高。如果股票的市价低于面值者，叫贴水。
• I would expect that some form of restructuring of the Greek debt is inevitable, whereby bondholders will see a percentage subtracted from the par value of the assets.
  我预计，某种形式的希腊债务重组将不可避免，届时债券持有人将看到资产相对于面值出现一定百分比的缩水。
• No par value allows the Board of Directors to decide each time shares are issued what the price per share will be.
  在没有规定票面价值时，公司董事会得以在每次发行股票时决定每股的价格。
• Discount Bond: Bond selling at a price less than its par value.
  还本时付息债券，按票面值付息债券以低于票面价值的价格发行的债券。
• For investors, a common stock's par value is meaningless.
  对于投资者而言，一只普通股的票面价值是没有意义的。