👉 Maturity refers to the time at which a financial instrument, such as a bond or stock, is no longer expected to be traded on an active market. This means that the value of the investment has depreciated significantly over time, and it may not be worth buying for potential future appreciation. Maturities can also refer to the period during which a security is held by a financial institution in order to avoid selling it at a loss or to hold onto its value as an asset for future use.
