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Plain vanilla bonds
Bonds issued with a relatively standard set of features (bullet bonds).
Unsecured debt
Bonds, notes, or other debt issued with no specific collateral pledged as security for the bond issue.
Debentures
Unsecured bonds issued by a corporation.
Mortgage bond
Deb secured with a property lien.
Collateral trust bond
Deb secured with financial collateral.
Equipment trust certificate
Shares in a trust with income from a lease contract.
Indenture summary
Description of the contractual terms of a new bond issued included in a bond’s prospectus.
Prospectus
Document prepared as part of a security offering detailing information about a company’s financial position, its operations, and investment plans.
Senior debentures
Bonds that have a higher claim on the firm’s assets than other bonds.
Subordinated debentures
Bonds that have a claim on the firm’s assets after those with a higher claim have been satisfied.
Negative pledge clause
Bond indenture provision that prohibits new debt from being issued with seniority over an existing issue.
Bond refunding
Process of calling an outstanding bond issue and refinancing it with a new bond issue.
Put bonds
Bonds that can be sold back to the issuer at a prespecified price on any of a sequence of prespecified dates.
Convertible bonds
Bonds that holders can exchange for common stock according to a prespecified conversion ratio.
In-the-money bond
- A convertible bond whose conversion value is greater than its call price.
Term bonds
Bonds issued with a single maturity date.
Intrinsic bond value
The price below which a convertible bond cannot fall, equal to the value of a comparable nonconvertible bond.
Exchangeable bonds
Bonds that can be converted into common stock shares of a company other than the issuer’s.
Serial Bonds
Bonds issued with a regular sequence of maturity dates.
Sinking fund
An account used to provide for scheduled redemptions of outstanding bonds.
Protective covenants
Restrictions in a bond indenture designed to protect bondholders.
Event risk
The possibility that the issuing corporation will experience a significant change in its bond credit quality.
Private placement
A new bond issued sold to one or more parties in private transactions not available to the public
Preferred stock
A security with a claim to dividend payments that is senior to common stock.
Adjustable rate bonds
Securities that pay coupons that change according to a prespecified rule.
Credit rating
An assessment of the credit quality of a bond issue based on the issuer’s financial condition
Prudent investment guidelines
Restrictions on investment portfolios stipulating that securities purchased must meet a certain level of safety.
High-yield bonds
Bonds with a speculative credit rating that is offset by a yield premium offered to compensate for higher credit risk.