shibar
/ˈʃiːbɑr/ (SHEE-bar)
Definitions
1. noun
A type of Japanese bond, similar to a US Treasury bond, but with a lower rating.
“The financial analyst studied the characteristics of shibar bonds and their potential impact on the market.”
/ˈʃiːbɑr/ (SHEE-bar)
1. noun
A type of Japanese bond, similar to a US Treasury bond, but with a lower rating.
“The financial analyst studied the characteristics of shibar bonds and their potential impact on the market.”