In general, a non-market-oriented, unrealistic offer price. – A very high price which functions as the “original” price for discounts, but is never seriously demanded in full. – In financial jargon, also used in particular to refer to highly rated securities in the portfolio of a bank which, for business policy reasons, avoids the necessary write-off. – See bad bank, head-in-the-sand behavior, papers, toxic, price, stated, government bonds.
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