lunastushinta

Lunastushinta is a Finnish financial term referring to the price at which a financial instrument can be redeemed or, in some contexts, the price the holder must pay to exercise a right contained in the instrument. The exact meaning depends on the type of instrument and the terms set in its prospectus or issuance documentation.

In debt instruments and other redeemable securities, lunastushinta describes the amount paid to redeem the instrument from the issuer. This price is often tied to the par value or nominal value and may include a premium if early redemption is possible or required by the terms. For callable bonds, the lunastushinta may be a fixed call price specified in the bond agreement.

In investment funds and similar products, lunastushinta can refer to the price at which units or shares are redeemed. This is commonly based on the fund’s net asset value per unit, potentially adjusted by redemption fees or other contractual charges.

In some derivatives or convertible instruments, lunastushinta is used to describe the price involved in exercising a right or converting the instrument into another asset. In such cases, the term can be closely related to, but not always identical with, the strike or exercise price defined in the instrument’s terms.

Overall, lunastushinta is the price relevant to redeeming or exercising a financial instrument under its governing terms, and its exact calculation varies by instrument class.