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what is a corporate bond?
A corpo-
ration’s written pledge to
repay a specified amount
of money with interest.
what is face value ?
The dollar
amount the bondholder
will receive at the bond’s
maturity.
what is the maturity date For a corporate bond?
the date
on which the corporation
is to repay the borrowed
money.
what is a bond indenture?
A legal
document that details all
of the conditions relating
to a bond issue.
what is a trustee?
A financially
independent firm that
acts as the bondholders’
representative.
what is a debenture?
A bond that
is backed only by the
reputation of the issuing
corporation.
what is a mortgage bond?
A cor-
porate bond secured by
various assets of the issu-
ing firm.
what is a subordinated debenture?
An unsecured bond that
gives bondholders a claim
secondary to that of other
designated bondholders
with respect to interest
payments, repayment, and
assets.
what is a convertible bond?
A bond
that can be exchanged,
at the owner’s option,
for a specified number of
shares of the corporation’s
common stock.
what is a call feature ?
A feature that
allows the corporation to
call in or buy outstand-
ing bonds from current
bondholders before the
maturity date.
what is a sinking fund?
A fund to
which annual or semi-
annual deposits are
made for the purpose of
redeeming a bond issue
what are serial bonds?
Bonds of a
single issue that mature
on different dates.
what is a registered bond ?
A bond
that is registered in the
owner’s name by the issu-
ing company.
what is a bearer bond ?
A bond that
is not registered in the
investor’s name.
what is a zero-coupon bond ?
A
bond that is sold at a price
far below its face value,
makes no annual or semi-
annual interest payments,
and is redeemed for its
face value at maturity
what is a bond ladder ?
A strategy
where investors divide
their investment dollars
among bonds that mature
at regular intervals in
order to balance risk and
return.
what is a municipal bond?
A debt
security issued by a state
or local government.
what is a general obligation bond?
A bond backed by
the full faith, credit, and
unlimited taxing power
of the government that
issued it.
what is a revenue bond ?
A bond
that is repaid from the
income generated by the
project it is designed to
finance.
what is a yield?
The rate of return
earned by an investor who
holds a bond for a stated
period of time.
what is the yield to maturity?
A yield
calculation that takes into
account the relationship
among a bond’s maturity
value, the time to matu-
rity, the current price,
and the dollar amount
of interest.