Advertisement - Continue reading below

Definition of "long-dated" []

  • Of a gilt-edged security: having more than 15 years to run before redemption. (adjective)

Gnu Collaboartive International Dictionary of English: licensed under The Code Project Open License (CPOL)

Use "long-dated" in a sentence
  • "Known as long-dated zero-coupon Treasurys, such bonds have beaten not only stocks, regular Treasurys, corporate bonds and municipal debt, but also have outpaced the soaring gains made by gold this year."
  • "Cinema's long-dated infatuation with architecture recognizes its potential to express the social order and spirit of the times, enabling it to visualize futures both utopic and dystopic."
  • "But in recent weeks they are facing competition as buying interest from bond-fund investors, especially those focusing on buying long-dated securities, has risen."
Words like "long-dated"
24-month
acronyms
consumer-driven
eighteen-month
executory
front-month
high-dollar
long
ninety-day
no-bid
risk-weighted
transmutable