Complete Definition of "tranched"

English

Etymology
This term is derived from the French verb trancher.

Adjective
tranched

  1. finance Divided, portioned or partitioned. To be divided into tranche|tranches.

#:Tranched funding can be an effective means of enforcing performance targets.
#:Source: Agriculture Investment Sourcebook

Quotations
"A credit portfolio can be tranched into a variety of components that can have their credit risk transferred to counter-parties." Association of Chartered Certified Accountants
"The portfolio was tranched and notes sold to investors in Canada, continental Europe, Ireland and Japan." Royal Bank of Canada

See also
tranch
tranche

External links
Classic FM Breakfast Word of the Day
Dow Jones

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