Commercial paper
Meaning in finance & banking, with examples
In finance & banking, commercial paper means: Short-term debt issued by companies to finance operations, commonly on an unsecured basis.
In Turkish: finansman bonosu
How it is used
Use for a money-market instrument; maturity limits and issuance rules vary by market.
Example sentences
The company issued commercial paper to fund seasonal inventory purchases.
Short-term issuance bridges an operating cash requirement.
Treasury monitored the commercial paper programme's upcoming maturities.
Frequent maturities require attention to repayment or replacement funding.
Common collocations
- commercial paper programme
- issue commercial paper
Related terms
More terms: Treasury & Markets
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