Ch. 3 - Securities Flashcards
annual coupon divided by the current bond price
current yield
financial asset derived from an existing traded asset rather than issued by a business or gov’t to raise capital. Basically, any non-primary asset
Derivative Asset
longer-term debt obligations, often corporations or gov’ts that promise to make fixed payments according to preset schedule (i.e., car loan), mature (come due) more than a year after issue
fixed-income securities
an agreement made today regarding terms of a trade that will take place later, no $ due up front, obligated to buy or sell upon entry of the agreement
futures contract
debt obligations of large corporations and gov’ts w/ an original maturity of 1 yr or less
money market instruments
an agreement regarding a type of derivative in which the owner has the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell a specific asset at a specified price by a specified date
option contract
price paid to buy an option
option premium
security originally sold by a business or gov’t to raise money
(interest-bearing or equity securities)
primary asset
a type of derivative in which the owner has the right but not the obligation to sell an asset
put option
the price specified in an option contract at which the underlying asset can be bought for a call option or sold (for a put option). Also called the striking price or exercise price.
strike price
what type of security is most liquid?
money market instruments
what’s the greatest risk with money market securities?
default
what’s the safest, most-liquid money market security?
treasury bill (T-bill)
the difference between the amount received for a money market security upon maturity and the price originally paid for the mm security is considered what?
the interest earned
For bonds, the $ amount received as the annual set return of investment is known as?
annual coupon amount