- Extendible Bond
- ⇡ Anleihe mit dem Recht für den Inhaber, die ursprünglich vereinbarte Laufzeit bei gleichzeitiger Neufestlegung des Couponzinses zu verlängern.- Gegensatz: ⇡ Retractible Bond.
Lexikon der Economics. 2013.
Extendible Bond
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