par value
par value — 名詞
1. the fixed printed amount shown on a stock or bond certificate, which represents
面值
證券票面標示的固定價值
the fixed printed amount shown on a stock or bond certificate, which represents the security's stated worth and may differ from what it actually sells for in the market
The company issued bonds with a par value of 1,000 dollars each.
該公司發行的每張債券面值為 1000 美元。
collocation: 'bonds with a par value of [amount]'
When a stock trades below its par value, investors may see a buying opportunity.
當股票價格低於面值交易時,投資人可能會看到買進的機會。
pattern: 'trades below / above par value'
Niran checked the par value of the preferred shares before placing a bid.
Niran 在出價前先確認了特別股的面值。
The bond certificate stated a par value of 500 dollars for each unit.
債券憑證上標示每單位面值為 500 美元。
Esteban compared the market price with the par value to decide whether to sell.
Esteban 將市場價格與面值相比較,以決定是否賣出。
- face value
the most common synonym; used interchangeably with par value for bonds and stocks
- stated value
often used in legal or accounting contexts for shares
- nominal value
more common in British English; refers to the same concept
- market value
the current price at which the security trades, as opposed to its printed par value
用法筆記
Frequently used in financial writing about bonds, preferred stocks, and corporate securities. Distinguished from 'market value' by the fact that par value is fixed at issuance while market value fluctuates.