(gilt-edged)
51Gilt — Les gilts, abréviation de gilt edged securities, soit littéralement valeurs mobilières dorées sur tranche , sont les emprunts d État émis par le Royaume Uni. Sommaire 1 Origine du nom 2 Emetteur et notation financière 3 Caractéristiques… …
52gilt — 1. adj. & n. adj. 1 covered thinly with gold. 2 gold coloured. n. 1 gold or a goldlike substance applied in a thin layer to a surface. 2 (often in pl.) a gilt edged security. Phrases and idioms: gilt edged 1 (of securities, stocks, etc.) having a …
53Gilt — A gilt is any of the following:* A thin covering of gold. See gilding. * A government bond issued in the UK for HM Treasury by the UK Debt Management Office. The term stems from the initial practice of producing government bond certificates with… …
54gilt — gilt1 [gılt] n 1.) [U] a thin shiny material, such as gold or something similar, used to cover objects for decoration 2.) a ↑stock or ↑share that is ↑gilt edged gilt 2 gilt2 adj [only before noun] [ …
55gilt — gilt1 /gilt/, v. 1. a pt. and pp. of gild1. adj. 2. gilded. 3. gold in color; golden. n. 4. the thin layer of gold or other material applied in gilding. 5. gilt edged security. gilt2 …
56gilt — [[t]gɪ̱lt[/t]] gilts 1) ADJ: usu ADJ n A gilt object is covered with a thin layer of gold or gold paint. ...marble columns and gilt spires. 2) N COUNT Gilts are gilt edged stocks or securities. [BRIT] …
57gilt — 1 noun 1 (U) a thin shiny material, such as gold or something similar, used to cover objects for decoration 2 (C) a share 2 (5) that is giltedged 3 (C) especially AmE a young female pig 2 adjective (only before noun) covered with gilt: gilt… …
58gilt-edge — adjective see gilt edged …
59gilt — Secure bonds issued by the UK government also known as gilt edged securities or fixed interest securities . Gilts are bought at their par value or at face value. Most gilts are dated which means that at a fixed date in the future, the par value… …
60gilt repos market — A market in the sale and repurchase of gilt edged securities set up by the Bank of England in 1996. Its size relative to the money market has made it an attractive market for the implementation of monetary policy with regard to the liquidity of… …
