Dirty price
Meaning in finance & banking, with examples
In finance & banking, dirty price means: A bond price that includes accrued interest as well as its clean price.
In Turkish: kirli fiyat
How it is used
Also called full price; distinguish the quoted percentage from the total amount for a given holding.
Example sentences
The dirty price was higher than the clean price because interest had accrued.
Accrued coupon interest adds to the quoted clean price.
The settlement team used the dirty price to calculate the bond purchase amount.
The payable amount incorporates the interest component.
Common collocations
- bond dirty price
- calculate the dirty price
Related terms
More terms: Treasury & Markets
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