Maturity
91maturity transformation — The term economists use to describe the activity of a financial intermediary that accepts deposits or investments of one term (usually short) and places those funds with a debtor in another term (usually intermediate or long term). American… …
92maturity factoring — An arrangement that provides collection and insurance of accounts receivable. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary …
93maturity phase — A stage of company development in which earnings to grow at the rate of the general economy. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary Related: three phase DDM. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary …
94maturity spread — The difference in returns between bonds of different time lengths. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary …
95maturity period — This is the life of a bond or security. A bond usually ranges from 5 to 15 years but a few government bonds may even have a lifespan of 25 to 50 years. London Stock Exchange Glossary …
96maturity-onset diabetes mellitus — type 2 d. mellitus …
97MATURITY DATE — дата погашения …
98maturity date — date when something must be paid (i.e. a loan, bill, etc.) …
99Maturity date — Date on which the principal amount of a note, draft, acceptance, bond or other debt instrument becomes due and payable. Also, termination or due date on which an instalment loan must be paid on full. The date when there is a change in… …
100maturity stage — See product life cycle …