Face value (See Chapter 26 of the Vernimmen) The face value of a loan is a relatively formal value used to calculate interest payments. In the simplest cases, it equals the amount of money the issuer received for each bond and the amount that it will repay upon redemption. Also called nominal value or par value. Face value (See Chapter 26 of the Vernimmen) The face value of a loan is a relatively formal value used to calculate interest payments. In the simplest cases, it equals the amount of money the issuer received for each bond and the amount that it will repay upon redemption. Also called nominal value or par value. See all terms in the dictionary of finance To know more about it, look at what we have already written on this subject :

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Definitions of terms begining with the same letter as "Face value" :

FCFF FFO FIFO, First in, first out FRA Face value Facility fee Factor Factoring Fairness opinion Fallen angels Fama-French model Family-owned company Finance lease Financial analysis Financial analysis techniques Financial analyst Financial assets Financial breakeven Financial buyer Financial communication Financial cost Financial currency risk Financial distress Financial distress cost Financial expense Financial income Financial interest rate risk

Financial investor Financial leverage Financial leverage - dynamic Financial loan Financial resources Financial risk Financial risk management Financial security Financial structure Financial sweetener Financial synergy Financial system Financing cycle Firm underwriting Firm value First in, first out First mover advantage Fisher formula Fixed assets Fixed costs Fixed income securities Fixed-price offering Fixed-rate debt security Floating-rate debt security Floor Floor plan loan Flow-back

Foreign bond Foreign currency advances Foreign currency hedging Foreign exchange gains and losses Foreign exchange risk Forward currency transaction Forward exchange rate Forward rate agreement, FRA Forward transaction Forward-forward rate Free cash flow Free cash flow Free cash flow to the firm, FCFF Free float Free float factor Free rider Free share Friendly offer Full commitment Full consolidation Fully-diluted EPS Fundamental analysis Fundamental valuation method Funds from operation ( FFO) Fungibility Future