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Secutity Act of 1933
FRAC=
File with SEC
Register with SEC
Authotized by SEC
Clear
I.P.O. and A.P.O. time/maturity for listed and unlisted firms
IPO: listed = 25 days
unlisted = 90 days
APO: unlisted = 40 days
Markets: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th
1st MKT: STK MKT to listed
2nd MKT: unlisted/OTC
3rd MKT: listed/OTC
4th MKT: Institutions
Tax Free at Federal Level
MRSL70%
Municipal Bond Interest
Roth IRA
Stock Dividend
Life Insurance
70% corporation dividend exclusion
Warrants
No Dividends
No voting rights
Have security if the company goes bankrupt
companies create warrants
up to 5 year time frame
make stock more marketable
Pref. Stock: Participating
In Excess earnings you have the chance to recieve extra dividends relating to performance
Pref. Stock: Convertible
A pref. stock has the ability to convert to shares of common stock
ADR
American Depository Receipts
After purchase stock at risk of foreign currency risk
No preemptive rights
Dividends in dollars
Currency Risk
The % rate on a Bond
SINC
Stated
Interest
Nominal
Coupon
Secured Coporate Debt
MEC
Mortgage
Equipment
Collateral
Unsecured Debt
Debenture: backed by general credit of the corporation
Subordinated Debenture: Generally offer higher yield than debentures, usually have conversion factors.
Guaranteed: Backed by another company other than the issuer
Income Bond: Used when a company i reorganizing and coming out of bankruptcy.
Liquidation Order
1.wages 2.Taxes 3.Secured Bonds 4.Debentures 5.General Creditors 6.Subordinated Debentures 7. Preferred STK 8.Common Stock
Parity Price
MKT Price/ Conversion ratio
Issuer Risk Level
(highest to lowest)
1.corporations 2.Municipals 3.Gov't Agencies 4.US gov't
Accrued interest on a bond confirmation is:
Added to the buyers and sellers contract
Eurodollar Bonds
Interest is paid annually, they are issued in bearer form and they are not subject to US withholding taxes.
In dollars
STRIPS
Seperate Trading of Registered Interest and Principal of Securities:
Backed in full by US gov't
Zero coupon bond by Designating certain treasury issues as suitable for stripping into interest and principal components
TIPS
Treasury Inflation Protection Securities
Offer Inflation Protection
Offer Safety of Principal b/c they are back by the US gov't
GNMA
Gov't National Mortgage Assc.
(Ginnie Maes) - only agency security backed by the full faith and credit of the US gov't
25,000 minimums
monthly interest and principal PMTs
taxed at all levels
FNMA
Federal National Mortgage Assc.
Corporation back that provides mortgage capital
Securities backed by FNMA's general credit
trade on the NYSE
(Not backed by the full faith of the govt)
Sallie Mae
Student Loan Marketing assc. issues discount notes and S-T floating rate notes
6 month maturities
Taxable at federal level and exempt in most states
T- Bill
Maturities: 4,13,26,52 weeks
T-Notes
2-10 yr maturity
pay semi annual interest
T-bond
10-30 yr maturity
pay semi annual interest
Money Market
Short term Debt
270 day Max maturity
Discount Rate, Fed Funds rate, Broker call loan, Prime
Discount: FRB to Bank
Fed Funds: Bank to Bank
Broker call: B/D - Reg T to Customer
Prime: Bank to Corp.
Highest Rates to Lowest Rates
Prime rate, call loan rate, discount rate, fed funds rate
Treasury Receipts
A zero coupon Bond formed from treasury notes and bonds
CMO: Collatoralized Mortgage Obligation
Corporate Instruments, Not backed by government
Interest paiad is taxable at all levels
Backed by mortgage Pools
YLD higher than treasury securities and they trade OTC
Considered relatively safe
par value
arbitrary value
dollar amount assigned to a share of stock by its issuer
Book Value
Liquidation value of each share of common stock
REITS
Not a limited partnership
Pass through income NO losses
must distribute 90% of income to avoid taxation as a corporation
Trades OTC and on Exchanges
call premium
difference between the call price and par