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Bond

Promise to Pay (Promissory Note).

Maturity

Date on which the principal is to be repaid.

Face Amount or Par Value

The principal amount of the bond.

Coupon Interest Rate

Stated annual interest rate

Basis Points

1/100th of 1%

Indenture Agreement

A disclosure document which describes all terms and conditions of the bond

Debenture

Unsecured Bond. A bond with no collateral.

Subordinated Debenture

2nd position debenture

Secured Bonds

Bonds backed by collateral of some sort.


Ex: General Mortgage Railroad Bond.

Registered Bonds

A bond issue in which the bond register records ownership of each bond.

Bearer Bonds

A bond issued without record of the owners name

Convertible Bonds

Bond holder option to covert bonds to common stock

Zero Coupon Bonds

No interest is paid but the purchase of the bond is made at a steep discount

Floating Rate Bonds

Adjustable interest rate tied to some easily accessible index. Ex: 10 YR T-Bill

Income Bonds

Bond in which interest is paid only when a company has declared profit

Euro Bonds

(Not related to Euro currency or the European Union) Resulted from the use of Euro Dollars

Euro Dollar

U.S. dollars held by non-U.S. banks and loaned by them to borrowers who want dollar denominated loans.

Long Term Bonds

Bonds with a maturity greater than 30 years

Perpetual Bonds

Bond issued with no maturity

Municipal Bonds

Bonds issued by state + local government and is tax free to the citizens of the state.

Call Provision

Bond Issuer right to redeem, or call back bonds

Put Provision

Bond holder right to sell back bonds to the issuer

Serial Payment Method

Bond Redemption in which a % of bond are bought back each year

Sinking Fund Method

Bond issuer pays a % each year to a third party trustee to keep until maturity

Warrants

Option (add on) buy our bond we give you option to buy company stock at a fixed price in the future.