See Also: Money market yield(finance)
Money market yield(money)
callous(dictionary)
callous(dictionary)
Callous(medicine)
Redemption yield or maturity yield(finance)
Flat yield or running yield(finance)
Tight money or dear money(finance)
yield(2)(dictionary)
Yield(money)

Yield to worst (money) and callous (iou)


Yield to worst (money)


Definition: [crh] The bond yield computed by using the lower of either the yield to maturity or the yield to Definition: ll">call on every possible call date.







callous (iou)



callous adjective, noun, & verb. LME.
[(French calleux from) Latin callosus, from callum, -us hardened skin: see -OUS.]
A. adjective.
Chiefly of the skin or Other tissue: hardened, indurated, esp. by continual friction; naturally hard. LME.
W. Congreve With labouring callous hands.
fig. Hardened in feeling etc.; insensitive, unfeeling. L17.
Arnold Bennett He had shown a singular, callous disregard for the progress of the rest of the house. H. T. Lane Hardened in wrongdoing and callous to all good influence.
b. noun. = CALLUS 1. M17.
C. verb trans. Make callous, harden. Chiefly calloused ppl adjective. Cf. CALLUS verb. M19.
callously adverb L19.
callousness noun (a) callous quality or condition; esp. callous behaviour, insensitivity; (b) a callosity: M17.