The specific date on each bond issue from which interest is originally accrued.

The date a bond is issued and begins to accrue interest.

The dated date is the date the bond is issued and starts to accrue interest.

Is the date from which interest accrues on a newly issued municipal security.

The date from which interest begins to accrue on a new bond issue.

The day interest starts accruing on a new issue or tap, frequently the issue date.

This is the date when a specific Treasury bill is issued for the first time.

The first day that interest starts to accrue on newly issued bonds.

The date of a bond issue from which interest starts to accrue.

The date of a bond issue from which the bondholder is entitled to receive interest, even though the bonds may actually be delivered at some other date.

The date one uses to calculate accrued interest on various debt instruments, specifically bonds. Source

The date from which interest begins accruing on new municipal bonds and other debt instruments. The buyer makes a payment to the issuer for the interest accrued from the dated date to the issue's settlement date. On the bond's first interest payment the buyer is reimbursed.

The date from which accrued interest is calculated on new bonds and other debt instruments. The buyer pays the issuer an amount equal to the interest accrued from the dated date to the issue's settlement date. With the first interest payment on the bond, the buyer is reimbursed.

Date from which interest is first accrued on newly issued debt instruments.

(dtd.) The date carried on the face of a bond or note from which interest normally begins to accrue.