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A Deep Discount Bond is a Bond, which is sold at an issue price, which is substantially below its face value. It is repaid on the maturity date at the face value. The difference between the face value and the issue price represents income on the investment. These Bonds are also called Zero Coupon Bonds or Money Multiplier Bonds.
