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long-dated

ADJECTIVE
  1. of a gilt-edged security; having more than 15 years to run before redemption

How To Use long-dated In A Sentence

  • While the market may have still further to fall, the bear case now has to contend with yields on leading company shares that are standing not just in excess of base rate, but also above the yield on long-dated government bonds.
  • They ought to be able to create actively managed pools of assets with long-dated guarantees. Times, Sunday Times
  • Speculation that the Fed may add more stimulus by buying more long-dated Treasurys has added to demand in recent week. Treasury Niche Beats Gold
  • Both short and long-dated gilts ended lower despite a string of house-price data that provided early gains. Times, Sunday Times
  • Instead, growth today should be measured against the humble yields from long-dated gilts, which stand at just 4.4% at present.
  • Cinema's long-dated infatuation with architecture recognizes its potential to express the social order and spirit of the times, enabling it to visualize futures both utopic and dystopic. Adel Zakout: Futuristic Architecture: Top 10 Plans For Tomorrow's Cities (PHOTOS)
  • There's typically been extra yield available for securities with maturities of about 13 months, deemed too long-dated for money-market investors and too short-dated for bond fund managers, the bank said in a research note.
  • Cinema's long-dated infatuation with architecture recognizes its potential to express the social order and spirit of the times, enabling it to visualize futures both utopic and dystopic. Adel Zakout: Futuristic Architecture: Top 10 Plans For Tomorrow's Cities (PHOTOS)
  • But that selling also caught up with long-dated maturities yesterday, which underperformed their short-dated peers. Times, Sunday Times
  • The normal caveat to place on this type of analysis is that if a company yields more than long-dated gilts then it should mean that the market expects it to cut its dividend at some point in time.
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