nominal value
nominal value — 名詞
1. the amount of money printed on a share, bond, or banknote when it is first issue
面值；票面值
證券發行時印在上面的金額，常與市價不同
the amount of money printed on a share, bond, or banknote when it is first issued, which may be very different from the price people will actually pay for it later.
Each bond had a nominal value of 100 dollars, but Ryo bought them for far less.
每張債券的面值是 100 美元，但 Ryo 用低很多的價格買進。
nominal value of [amount]
The shares were issued at a nominal value of one pound each.
這些股票以每股一英鎊的面值發行。
issued at a nominal value
Sofia said the nominal value of an old coin reveals little about its real worth.
Sofia 說，一枚舊硬幣的面值幾乎看不出它真正的價值。
The company set the nominal value of its new shares low to attract small investors.
這家公司故意把新股的面值訂得很低，以吸引小額投資人。
set the nominal value low
By law, a bank cannot sell new shares below their nominal value.
依法，銀行不得以低於面值的價格出售新股。
below their nominal value
- nominal value of a bond
- nominal value of a share
- below nominal value
- set the nominal value
- face value
everyday equivalent; the amount written on the security itself
- par value
common in stock-market and banking contexts, especially for shares and bonds
- market value
the price the security actually trades at, which moves up and down
文法句型
the nominal value of [security]
用法筆記
Contrasts with market value: nominal value is fixed at issue and printed on the security, while market value changes as people buy and sell. Subject is almost always a share, bond, coin, or banknote.