Bonus [2]

Bonus [2]

Bonus (engl., spr. Bohnös), beim englischen Staatspapierhandel der Gewinn od. Überschuß, welcher sich nach dem gleichzeitigen Curse für den Empfänger der von der Regierung gegen baare Einzahlung verlangten Staatspapiere ergiebt.


Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.

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