Chapter 5 - Type of Debt Instruments Flashcards

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1
Q

A municipality borrowing for a short-term period to finance a capital project would issue:

A

Bond anticipation notes

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2
Q

For an Industrial Development Bond (IDB), the primary source that backs the bond is:

A

leasing corporations only

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3
Q

Which of the following approvals is required before a municipality can begin making payments on a moral obligation bond?
A) Approval by a majority of legal age voters.
B) Approval by the state legislature.
C) Approval by the bond trustee.
D) Approval by the appropriate state agency.

A

B) Approval by the state legislature.

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4
Q

Has more than a 10-year maturity, interest paid semi-annually is federally taxable and is a book-entry issuance.

A

T-Bond

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5
Q

A discounted security that is sold weekly at auction with interest being federally taxable and is a book-entry issuance.

A

T-Bill

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6
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Has a 2-10 year maturity, interest paid semi-annually is federally taxable and is a book-entry issuance.

A

T-Note

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(True or False) During Treasury auctions non-competitive bids are filled first.

A

True

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8
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(True or False) During Treasury auctions competitive bids determine price.

A

True

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9
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(True or False) During Treasury auctions non-competitive bids submit quantity and price/yield.

A

False

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(True or False) During Treasury auctions the lowest accepted price/highest yield clears the auction.

A

True

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11
Q

The most common security issued by government agencies is a:

A

mortgage-backed pass-through certificate.

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12
Q

Although agency securities are not direct obligations of the US government, their credit risk is still considered _____.

A

low

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13
Q

Agency securities are _____ from state and federal registration.

A

exempt

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14
Q

The Federal Farm Credit Bank (FFCB) is an example of a:

A

government sponsored entity

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15
Q

Minnie Mae, Fannie Mae, and Freddie Mac are examples of:

A

mortgage-backed securities

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16
Q

Mortgage-backed securities represent an interest in a _____ of mortgages.

A

pool

17
Q

_____ is a unique risk to mortgage-backed securities.

A

Prepayment risk

18
Q

Agency _____ provide excellent credit quality and a slightly higher yield than Treasuries.

A

pass throughs

19
Q

_____ are created so that multiple firms share in the liability of a bond offering.

A

Syndicates

20
Q

(True or False) Voter approval is normally required when issuing general obligation bonds.

A

True

21
Q

(True or False) Feasibility studies are used when issuing revenue bonds.

A

True

22
Q

(True or False) The issuer and underwriter work out the offering terms in a competitive sale.

A

False

23
Q

(True or False) With corporate bonds, the corporation gives up control as well as a portion of profits.

A

False

24
Q

(True or False) Interest must be paid on bonds before dividends are paid on stock.

A

True

25
Q

(True or False) The corporation is required to repay the money that was a borrowed plus interest.

A

True

26
Q

A bond issued in the US by a foreign entity is a:

A

Yankee Bond

27
Q

A corporate bond backed only by the corporation’s full faith and credit.

A

Unsecured bond

28
Q

Bond where the issuer makes no promise of interest payments.

A

Income bond

29
Q

Bond issued outside the US, but pays debt service in US dollars.

A

Eurodollar bond

30
Q

Secured by third-party securities that are owned by the issuer.

A

Collateral trust

31
Q

A _____ is used for foreign trade.

A

banker’s acceptance

32
Q

A _____ involves two transactions.

A

repo

33
Q

A _____ uses unsecured bank debt.

A

Certificate of Deposit (CD)

34
Q

_____ uses unsecured corporate debt.

A

Commercial paper

35
Q

_____ is Treasury debt.

A

T-Bill