CPCU 540 Ch. 8 Flashcards

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A municipal debt instrument secured by the full faith, credit, and taxing authority of the issuing state or municipality

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General obligation bond

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A municipal debt instrument that is payable entirely from revenue received from the users or beneficiaries of the projects financed

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Revenue bond

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A long-term debt instrument that is denominated to US dollars or another currency and that is offered and issued outside the issuer’s country of origin

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Eurobond

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A long-term debt instrument requires the issuer to pay a set annual rate of interest and to repay the borrowed sum on a specified date

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Bond

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A legal document that details the terms of a bond

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Indenture agreement

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The date on which a bond’s principal or par value becomes payable to the bondholder

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Maturity date

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In finance, the amount borrowed under a loan

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Principal

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A bond’s original value and the amount that will be paid at the bond’s maturity date

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Face value

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A bond’s annual interest rate stated as a percentage of its par value

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Coupon rate

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10
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The amount of interest to be paid on the dates specified in indenture agreement

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Coupon

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A debt instrument that gives the holder the option to convert the bond into another security (generally common stock) of the issuing company at a specified price, within a given time, and under stated terms

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Convertible bond

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A debt instrument guaranteed by an entity other than the issuer

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Guaranteed bond

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A debt instrument that pays interest at a rate that is indexed to the rates on the US treasury securities or other money market instruments

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Floating bond rate

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A provision that requires a bond issuer to set aside money at periodic intervals for the specific purpose of repaying of its existing bonds each year

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Sinking fund provision

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A debt instrument that is secured by specific assets and has priority over the funds received in the liquidation of those assets

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Secured bond

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16
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A debt instrument that is an unsecured general obligation of the issuing corporation

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Debenture bond

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17
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A financial instrument collateralized by a pool of loans, leases, or other receivables

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Asset-backed securities

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A financial instrument collateralize by a pool of mortgages

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Mortgage-backed security

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A measure of the total rate of return a bondholder will earn over the life of the bond if it is held to maturity

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Yield to maturity (YTM)

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A bond issued that receives one of the top four investment quality ratings from one or both of the two main bond rating agencies, Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s or Moody’s

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Investment grade bond

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A bond that receives a BB/Ba rating or lower from on or both of the two main bond rating agencies, Standard & Poor’s or Moody’s

22
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An additional return to compensate investors for the relatives illiquidity of an investment. The more illiquid an investment, the higher the return demanded by the investors

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Liquidity premium

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The effect on a bond’s price of the length of time to maturity

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Term structure

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For a given security, the difference in yield between one term of maturity and another

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Maturity premium

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The rate of return adjusted for the effects of inflation
Real rate of return
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An increase in return on a security to account for an expected decrease in purchasing power associated with price inflation
Inflation premium
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Stock that is generally nonvoting but that has a priority over a common stock, usually regarding dividends and capital distribution if the corporation ends its existence
Preferred stock
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A security that gives the holder the right to receive accrued unpaid dividends before any dividends can be paid to the common stockholders
Cumulative preferred stock
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A security that does not give the holder the right to receive accrued unpaid dividends
Noncumulative preferred stock
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A type of preferred stock that allows the holder to convert it into a stated number of common shares of the issuing company
Convertible preferred stock
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An ownership interest in a corporation that gives stock owners certain rights and privileges, such as the right to vote on important corporate matters and receive dividends
Fundamental analysis
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Dividends paid divided by earning
Dividend payout ratio
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A contract that obligates one party to buy another party to sell a specific financial instrument or physical commodity at a specified future date and price
Forward contract
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An option to buy a set amount of the underlying security at any time within a specified period
Call option
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An option giving the holder the right to sell a set amount of the underlying security at any time within a specified period
Put option
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An accounting recognition of the difference between a bond's purchase price and face value from purchase date to maturity
Amortized cost
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An adjustment in an asset's valuation to reflect changes in its actual or estimated market price
Mark-to-market
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The profit earned by an insurer when an asset, such as a bond or stock, is sold for more than its cost
Realized capital gain
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The profit not yet earned on a held asset when it exceeds its original purchase price but has not been sold
Unrealized capital gain
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In accounting, the reduction in the cost basis of a financial asset by an amount that is deemed to be unrecoverable
Impairment