Maturity
1. Debt.
In relation to a financial instrument evidencing a debt obligation, the remaining time until the principal is repayable to the holder.
2. Derivative instruments.
The remaining life of a derivative instrument, during which its value may continue to change.
3. Duration - related measures
Loosely, the same as any of: average effective maturity, average maturity, average nominal maturity or duration.
4. Pensions.
In relation to a Defined Benefit pension scheme, the ratio of the accrued liabilities relating to the deferred and actual pensioners to those relating to the active members.
5. Markets.
In relation to a market or economy, a mature one that is at relatively later stage of development.
6. Behavioural skills.
The positive personal quality generally associated with higher levels of social intelligence, self-awareness and the ability to self-regulate, and reliability.
It is usually associated with having had a larger amount of relevant experience.
However, some relatively less experienced individuals have high levels of behavioural maturity.
See also
- Average effective maturity
- Average life
- Average maturity
- Average nominal maturity
- Bullet maturity
- Call money
- Callable bond
- Constant maturity credit default swap
- Derivative instrument
- Development
- Duration
- Evergreen facility
- Experience
- Forward exchange market
- Held-to-maturity
- Life
- Longer term
- Maturity ladder
- Maturity mismatch
- Maturity structure
- Maturity transformation
- Member
- Mismatch
- Non-callable
- Non-maturity deposit
- Puttable
- Repo-to-maturity
- Self-regulation
- Short term
- Social intelligence
- Tenor
- Undated
- Weighted Average Final Maturity
- Weighted average maturity
- Yield to maturity
