Chapter 8, 9, 10 Vocab Flashcards
What is a retired bond?
Corporation repurchases its bonds from the bondholders
Corporation repurchases its bonds from the bondholders are called
Retired Bonds
What is default risk?
possibility company unable to pay bond’s face value and interest at due date
possibility company unable to pay bond’s face value and interest at due date?
Default Risk
When market rate = stated rate
bond issues at face value
when does bond issue at face value?
when market rate = stated rate
What is debt financing?
Borrowing money from creditors
Borrowing money from creditors is called?
Debt Financing
Equity Financing
Obtaining investments from stockholders (stockholder’s equity)
Obtaining investments from stockholders (stockholder’s equity) is called?
Equity Financing
Capital Structure
Mix of liabilities and stockholder’s equity in a business
Mix of liabilities and stockholder’s equity in a business
Capital Structure
Market Rate > Stated Rate
Discount Bond
Discount Bond happens when
Market Rate > Stated Rate
Stated Rate > Market Rate
Premium Bond
Premium Bond happens when
Stated Rate > Market Rate
Convertible Bonds
allows lenders to convert bond into a specified number of shares of common stock
allows lenders to convert bond into a specified number of shares of common stock
Convertible Bonds
Callable Bonds
Usually corporate bonds, redeemable and protects against future decreases in interest rate
Usually corporate bonds, redeemable and protects against future decreases in interest rate
Callable Bonds
Installment Payment
Interest and reduction of the outstanding loan balance (principle)
Interest and reduction of the outstanding loan balance (principle)
Installment Payment
early extinguishment of debt
when issuer retires debt of any type before its scheduled maturity date
when issuer retires debt of any type before its scheduled maturity date
early extinguishment of debt
Debt to equity Ratio
Total Liabilities / Stockholder’s Equity
Total Liabilities / Stockholder’s Equity
Debt to equity Ratio
Times Interest earned Ratio formula
(Net income + Interest Expense + Tax Expense ) / Interest Expense
(Net income + Interest Expense + Tax Expense ) / Interest Expense
Times Interest earned Ratio formula
Ratio that compares interest expense with income available to pay those charges
Times Interest Earned Ratio
Times Interest Earned Ratio
Ratio that compares interest expense with income available to pay those charges
Types of Bonds?
Debenture Callable Convertible Term Serial
Serial Bonds?
Maturity Date with installments
Maturity Date with installments
Serial Bonds
Term Bonds?
Issue that matures on a single date
Issue that matures on a single date
Term Bonds?
Debentures Bonds
Unsecured Bonds
Unsecured Bonds
Debentures Bonds
What are the advantages of a corporation
Limited Liability and ability to raise capital and transfer ownership
What are the disadvantages of a corporation
Additional Taxes (double taxation) and more paperwork
Additional Paid in Capital
A credit account for portion of cash offered after Par Value
A credit account for portion of cash offered after Par Value
Additional Paid in Capital
Accumulated Deficit
A debit balance in retained earning
A debit balance in retained earning
Accumulated Deficit
Declaration Date
Board of Directors declaring dividends to be paid, the day its officially a liability
Board of Directors declaring dividends to be paid, the day its officially a liability
Declaration Date
Property Dividends
Non cash asset distributed to stockholders
Non cash asset distributed to stockholders
Property Dividends
Stock Dividends
Distribution of additional stocks to shareholders
Property Dividends
Stock Dividends
Statement of stockholders equity
changes in the balance in each stockholders equity over a period of time
changes in the balance in each stockholders equity over a period of time
Statement of stockholders equity
Return On Equity Formula
Net Income / Average Stockholder’s equity
Net Income / Average Stockholder’s equity = ?
Return On Equity
What Return On Equity Measures?
Ability of company management to generate earnings from resources that owners provide
Ability of company management to generate earnings from resources that owners provide is the measurement of?
Return On Equity
Earnings Per Share formula
(net income - dividends on preferred stocks) / average share of common stocks outstanding
(net income - dividends on preferred stocks) / average share of common stocks outstanding
Earnings Per Share Formula
Price earning ratio and measures?
(Stock price / earnings per shares) : indicates how stock is trading relative to current earnings
(Stock price / earnings per shares ): indicates how stock is trading relative to current earnings
Price earning ratio and measurement
Growth Stocks
Stocks whose future earnings investors expect to be higher
Stocks whose future earnings investors expect to be higher
Growth Stocks
Value Stocks
stocks that are priced low in relation to current earnings
stocks that are priced low in relation to current earnings
Value Stocks