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ROD
(redirected from Return On Debt)

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AcronymDefinition
RODRecord Of Decision
RODRead or Die (anime)
RODRate Of Descent
RODRenal Osteodystrophy
RODRealms of Despair (online game/MUD)
RODReport Of Discrepancy
RODRing of Destruction (gaming guild)
RODRewritable Optical Disk
RODRecord Of Discussion
RODRepublic of Djibouti
RODRecord on Demand
RODReign of Darkness (song)
RODRing of Destiny (gaming guild)
RODReporting Obligation Database
RODReturn On Debt
RODRun Out Date
RODRetired on Duty
RODReport of Deficiency
RODRun-Of-Day
RODRecord Oriented Data
RODRepair-On-Demand (depot repair priority system)
RODRecord of Disposition
RODReal Orthogonal Design
RODRequired Operational Date
RODReactor Operations Department
RODRecord of Disassembly
RODRoute Opening Detachment
RODRough Old Dog


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Stock warrants (which are essentially the same as stock options) allow a holder to purchase the issuer's stock at an exercise price within a defined period Warrants are an attractive way to allow lender to potentially increase its overall return on debt otherwise issued at lower interest rate.
Debt issued with warrants by The Tax Adviser
a return on debt and equity, or a return on stockholders' equity.
Developing ratios for effective cash flow statement analysis by Mills, John R. / Journal of Accountancy
The relation between the return on equity and the return on debt also is based on the assumption that arbitrage equalizes the expected real rates of return on the two, apart from a possible risk premium.
The transmission channels of monetary policy: how have they changed? by Mauskopf, Eileen / Federal Reserve Bulletin
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