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A concise overview of various bond types and their characteristics, focusing on key features such as interest rate structures, maturity dates, and security. It covers essential bond components helpful in pricing a bond, including par value, coupon rate, coupon payment, yield or market rate, and maturity date. The document also explains bond indentures and protective covenants, offering a foundational understanding of bond investments and corporate finance. This material is suitable for students and professionals seeking to understand the basics of bond markets and investment strategies, providing a clear and structured introduction to bond terminology and concepts. It is a useful resource for exam preparation and quick reference.
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interest rate on bond is paid. periodically bonds represent a.? liability bond contractual payments paid periodically bearer bonds old bonds that have no owners identified on the bond itself; a cash check registered bonds record of owner of bond; record maintain on the back of the bond term bonds bonds that all mature at the same time serial bonds bonds of a single issue that mature on different dates fixed rate bonds bonds whose interest rate is fixed for their entire life
variable rate bonds interest rate on bond varies callable bonds corporation has the authority to buy back the bonds before they mature non-callable bonds does not have the ability to buy back bond before maturity date sinking funds bond requirement that a corporation set money aside periodically in an account; this money over time can then payoff the bond convertible bonds holder of bonds have the option to convert to stock non-convertible bonds interest- bearing, negotiable certificates of long- term debt issued by a corporation, a municipality (such as a city or state), or the federal government coupon bonds also mean what? interest zero coupon bonds bonds that pay no annual interest but are sold at a discount below par, thus compensating investors in the form of capital appreciation; gets some other form of return
yield or market rate maturity date bond price