Chapter 3 Flashcards

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Term bond

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Structured so that the principal of the whole issue matures at once

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Serial bond

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Schedule portions of the principal to mature at intervals over a period of years until entire balance has been repaid

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3
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Balloon bond

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Mix of serial and term bond where most is matured at end but payments occur during life

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4
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What is a bond stated at “90” worth

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$900

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5
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Nominal yield

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Stated yield at time of issue

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6
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Current yield formula

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Annual payment / Market price

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7
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Three major credit rating agencies

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  1. Fitch
  2. Moody’s
  3. S&P 500
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8
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Lowest level of investment grade bond

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BBB, Baa

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9
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What purchasing power risk means

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Little hedge against inflation

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10
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What calendar year is accrued interest in corporate bonds based on

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360-day

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11
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Collateral Trust Bonds

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Option to borrow where borrower gives issuer securities as collateral to the lenders

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12
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Debentures

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Written promises of the corporation to pay the principal at it’s due date, based on good faith and general creditworthiness

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13
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Guaranteed bonds

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Backed by a company other than the issuing corporation, like a parent company

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14
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Does “guaranteed” in bonds mean the payment is guaranteed?

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No

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15
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Income bonds

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Used when a company is coming out of bankruptcy and pays interest only if corporation has enough left over to pay it

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16
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Subordinated debt

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“Lower class” debt that has last claim to every creditor

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17
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Order of liquidation

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Secured –> Unsecured –> Subordinated –> Preferred stock –> Common stock

18
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How zero-coupon bonds are taxed

19
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What any bond that has a company building collateralized is called

A

Mortgage bond

20
Q

General Obligation Bonds

A

Those issued for capital improvements that benefit entire community

21
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Revenue Bond

A

Those used to finance specific municipal facilities

22
Q

Two types of bonds that are zero-coupon

A
  1. Treasury receipts
  2. STRIPS
23
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Special provision with TIPS

A

Principal value of bond is adjusted every 6 months

24
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What “agencies”: of the federal government are

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Individually owned entities that are gov’t sponsored

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Farm Credit System
National network of lending institutions that provides agricultural financing and credit
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Ginnie Mae
Government-owned corporation that supports Department of Housing and Urban Development
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Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation (Freddie Mac)
Public corporation that was created to promote development of nationwide secondary mortgages
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Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae)
Publicly held corporation that provides mortgage capital. Purchases mortgages from FHA and VA
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Jumbo CD's
Those with face values between $100,000-$1 million
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Range of payment dates for Banker's Acceptances
1 to 180 days
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Waht BA's are used for
Financing international trade
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Commercial Paper
Short-term unsecured promissory notes with maturities up to 270 days
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Repurchase Agreement
Where a financial institution raises cash temporarily by selling assets and buying them back later at a slightly higher price
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Collateralized Mortgage Obligations
Asset-backed security that pools a large number of mortgages that are structured into tranches
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What tranches are
Maturity classes
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Collateralized Debt Obligations
Complex asset-backed securities that include a pool of bonds, auto loans, credit card debt, etc.
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After-Tax Yield Formula
(Bond interest rate as a whole number) * (1 - federal tax bracket rate)
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Debt instrument traded according to average life rather than maturity dates
Asset-backed securities
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Most adversely affected security if credit rating downgraded
Exchange-Traded Notes
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What gov't agency issues are exempt from
Securities Act of 1933
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Regular way settlement for treasury bonds
T + 1
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When interest on Treasury notes is paid
Semi-annually