Maturity Value

/ˈmætʃərɪ valjuː/

Definitions

  1. (n.) The total sum payable on a financial instrument or contract at its maturity date, including principal and accrued interest.
    The maturity value of the bond was paid to the investor upon its expiration.

Forms

  • maturity value

Commentary

Typically used in finance and contract contexts to specify the amount due at the end of an agreed term, ensuring clarity in obligations for payment or settlement.

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