ZFinance glossary

Zero-Coupon Bond

Quick definition

A bond sold at a discount that pays no periodic interest.

Overview

A zero-coupon bond is a bond sold below its nominal value that pays no regular interest but repays its full nominal value at maturity.

Common uses

Investment strategies
Portfolio management
Tax savings

Examples of use in small businesses

Long-term investment
Optimising cash
Forecasting cash flows

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