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

• 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。
• The face a-mount or par value is the amount that the bond issuer has agreed to repay.
  债券的面值是发行债券的机构承诺偿还的金额。
• 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。
• The effect of the seventh transaction is a$ 10 increase of common stock, and a$ 20 increase of paid-in capital in excess of par value, resulting in a$ 100 cash inflows.
  第七笔经济业务的效果是，普通股增加了10美元，超面值缴入资本增加了20美元，并导致了100美元的现金流入。
• The par value system had the wonderful advantage of keeping the currencies stable and predictable, a great help to international investors, traders, and travellers, but over the years it also developed a number of disadvantages.
  该平价制度对维护各国货币稳定有着惊异的好处，对国际投资商贸易商和旅游者好处更大。但多年以后，该制度也暴露了许多缺点。
• Most shares have a par value of$ 1.
  多数股票的面值是1元。
• Name of funds: longyuan securities investment funds; par value for each unit fundsfund units: rmb1.00.
  基金名称：隆元证券投资基金每份基金单位面值：1.00元。
• Stock with no par value specified kin the corporate charter or on the stock certificate.
  在公司契约章程或股票上没有票面金额的股票。
• Capital contributed in excess of par value;
  超面值缴入股本；
• Par value, therefore, may be regarded as minimum cushion of equity capital existing for the protection of creditors.
  因此，票面价值可以被看作是现存权益资本保护债权人的最低缓冲器。