Chapter Ten Terms Flashcards
Bonds
Publicly traded, long-term debt securities
Coupon
Annual interest income that the issuer will pay to the bondholder
Par Value
(Principal/Face Value) Amount of capital that the borrower must repay at maturity
Coupon Rate
Dollar coupon divided by the bond’s par value; expresses the interest payment that the bond issuer makes as a percentage of the bond’s par value
Current Yield
Measures the interest component of a bond’s return relative to the bond’s market price
Maturity Date
The date where a bond will mature, and its limited life ends
Term Bond
Issue has a single, fairly lengthy maturity date for all of the bonds being issues (Common)
Serial Bond
Series of bonds with different maturity dates within a single bond offering
Note
Debt security that’s originally issued with a maturity of 2 to 10 years
Premium Bond
One that sells for more than its par value
Discount Bond
Sells for less than par value
Call Premium
Extra compensation given to investors who find their bonds called away
Call Price
Sum of the par value plus the call premium