Zinsbindung

German

Etymology

Zins (“interest”) +‎ Bindung (“binding; commitment”)

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /ˈt͡sɪnsˌbɪndʊŋ/
  • Hyphenation: Zins‧bin‧dung

Noun

Zinsbindung f (genitive Zinsbindung, plural Zinsbindungen)

  1. (finance, banking) fixed interest period, interest rate lock (a contractually agreed period during which the interest rate for a loan remains unchanged)
    Bei einer langen Zinsbindung hat der Kreditnehmer Planungssicherheit über viele Jahre.
    With a long fixed interest period, the borrower has planning security for many years.
    Nach Ablauf der Zinsbindung muss meist eine Anschlussfinanzierung vereinbart werden.
    After the interest rate lock expires, follow-up financing usually has to be agreed upon.
Declension
Declension of Zinsbindung [feminine]
singular plural
indef. def. noun def. noun
nominative eine die Zinsbindung die Zinsbindungen
genitive einer der Zinsbindung der Zinsbindungen
dative einer der Zinsbindung den Zinsbindungen
accusative eine die Zinsbindung die Zinsbindungen

Synonyms

  • Sollzinsbindung (“fixed debit interest rate”)
  • Festzinszeitraum (“fixed-interest period”)

Coordinate terms

  • Zinsfuß (“interest rate”)
  • Kapitalbindung (“capital commitment”)
  • Vertragsbindung (“contractual obligation”)

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