névértékére

névértékére is a Hungarian term that translates to "to its nominal value" or "at par" in English. It is commonly used in financial contexts, particularly when discussing bonds or stocks. When a bond is issued at its nominal value, it means that the price at which it is sold is equal to the face value or principal amount that will be repaid to the bondholder at maturity. For example, if a bond has a nominal value of 1000 Hungarian forints and is issued at névértékére, it will be sold for 1000 forints.

Similarly, in the context of stocks, if a company issues new shares at their nominal value, the price of these shares will reflect their registered or par value. This is often a very small amount and may not represent the actual market value of the stock. The concept of névértékére is important for understanding the initial pricing and subsequent trading of financial instruments. When a bond or stock trades at par, it signifies a point of equilibrium between its face value and its current market price. Fluctuations above or below this nominal value are common and indicate market demand, interest rate changes, or company performance.