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

• For investors, a common stock's par value is meaningless.
  对于投资者而言，一只普通股的票面价值是没有意义的。
• 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。
• The call price is usually slightly higher than the par value of the stock. If the share can be bought, it is said to be at a discount.
  赎回价格一般比股票的面值稍高。如果股票的市价低于面值者，叫贴水。
• There are trust certificates with a par value of$ 100 each.
  这些是每张票面价值100美元的托拉斯证券。
• Most shares have a par value of$ 1.
  多数股票的面值是1元。
• The class and par value of the shares and the number of shares represented;
  股票种类、票面金额及代表的股份数；
• 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。
• Bonds authorized Bonds shall be accounted for at par value.
  发行债券时，应当按债券的面值记帐。
• Stable but adjustable par value variable daily limit
  稳定但可调整的平价可调整的每日价格限幅
• Added net worth gained not through operations but usually through the sale of stock above par value or acquisition of another company.
  不是通过营运而通常通过出售超过面值的股票或并购其他公司而获得的净利润。