nimellisarvalla

Nimellisarvalla is a Finnish term that translates to "at face value" or "nominal value" in English. It is commonly used in financial and economic contexts to refer to the stated or printed value of an asset, such as a bond or currency, without considering any accrued interest or market fluctuations. For instance, a bond with a face value of 100 euros would be referred to as having a nimellisarvo of 100 euros. This value is often used as a basis for calculating interest payments or for redemption purposes.

In a broader sense, nimellisarvalla can also be applied to situations outside of finance. It implies accepting something as it is presented or stated, without questioning its underlying worth or true value. For example, if someone makes a promise and you take it nimellisarvalla, you are accepting their word without seeking further proof or guarantees. This usage highlights the concept of trust and the assumption that the stated value or intention is the actual one. However, it is important to note that taking something nimellisarvalla can sometimes lead to oversimplification or a lack of critical assessment, as the actual value might differ significantly from the stated one.