Chapter 1 Flashcards

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Debt Financing

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`The practice of raising money by issuing debt securities

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2
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non-cumulative preferred stock

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Preferred stock that doesn’t entitle the shareholder for the past missed payments once the dividend payments resume again

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Cumulative preferred stock

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Preferred stock, which entitles the shareholders for past missed payments to be paid when the dividend payments resume again.

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4
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Creditors

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Parties/People that have lent money to the company

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5
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participating preferred stock

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6
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Adjustable-rate preferred stock

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Preferred stock that ties returns and dividends to an outside interest rate, most often a treasury bill rate

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7
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Established customer

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A customer who has had her assets with the firm for atleast 1 year and has purchased unsolicited penny stocks from atleast 3 different issuers on 3 separate days

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8
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American Depository Receipts

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A certificate issued by a U.S. Bank for the purpose of trading a specified number of shares of a foreign corporation in the U.S. stock market.

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9
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Derivative Suit

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A lawsuit that shareholders may file on behalf of the corporation against the directors to safeguard their rights

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10
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Convertible preferred stock

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Preferred stock that allows the holder t convert preferred shares into common shares at a set conversion ratio.

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11
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Risk-free rate of return

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Return on investing in U.S. Treasuries or other risk free investments

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12
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Conversion Parity

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The stock price at which a convertible bond can be exchanged into equity without gain or loss to the shareholder

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13
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Authorized shares

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Shares that a corporation is authorized to issue

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14
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Physical certificate

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A printed stock certificate that represents an ownership in the company

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15
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Direct Registration System (DRS)

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An electronic system of registration where the securities are recorded on the issuer’s books in book-entry form in the owner’s name.

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16
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Selling group

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A group of brokers-dealers who help sell the share of an offering to the investors. However, they are under no obligation to buy the bonds.

17
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Stock power

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Assignment of a security on a sheet of paper detached from the stock certificate authorizing a third party with the power of substitution

18
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Secondary market

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The market where the previously issued securities are bought and sold by public at large

19
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Debt securities

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Securities that allow the issuing companies to borrow money from investors. For example, bonds

20
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Callable preferred stock

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A class of preferred stock that gives the issuing company the right to call in its shares at a prescribed price after a prescribed date.

21
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Underwriter

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A financial institution that assist the issuer in issuing new securities by purchasing the company’s shares and reselling them to the investors.They write the IPO.

22
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Warrant

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A financial instrument which gives the holder the right to purchase the securities from the issuing company within a specified time frame at a specified price

23
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Rescission

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24
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Preemptive right

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It is a stockholder’s right to maintain her current share of ownership in a company by purchasing a proportionate amount of securities in a rights offering.