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Treasury Strips (T-Strips)

Posted by HardMoney in t-strips Tuesday, 16 March 2010 14:31 1 Comment

Treasury STRIPS: Are fixed income products that are created by investment banks but are backed by US government debt. The Treasury does not issue zero-coupon debt with maturity of more than 90 days investment banks can synthetically create these securities by’stripping’ the loan payments from a regular treasury note or bond. STRIPS is a short name for Treasury’s Separate Trading of Registered interest and capital Secuirities — a program helped by the US Treasury.


 

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