Redemption Value

/rɪˈdɛmʃən ˈvæljuː/

Definitions

  1. (n.) The amount of money or other consideration that must be paid to repurchase or redeem a security, bond, or financial instrument prior to or at maturity.
    The bond's redemption value was set higher than its purchase price to compensate investors.

Forms

  • redemption value
  • redemption values

Commentary

Redemption value is typically specified in the terms of bonds or preferred stock and may include premiums; clarity in drafting helps avoid disputes over the exact repurchase amount.

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