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''Bond pricing''.  
''Bond pricing''.  
The clean price is a conventional basis of quoting bond prices which excludes accrued interest. So the clean price is always less than or equal to the dirty price.
The clean price is a conventional basis of quoting bond prices which excludes accrued interest. So the clean price is always less than or equal to the dirty price.


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Revision as of 05:41, 3 August 2013

Bond pricing.

The clean price is a conventional basis of quoting bond prices which excludes accrued interest. So the clean price is always less than or equal to the dirty price.

See also