Debt Flashcards

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Bonds

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Bonds are an instrument of indebtedness

They are usually issues by governments or large companies

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2
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The feature of bonds

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They tend to be standardized
The face value is usually 100
There is a standard return called coupon
They expire at the same time

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What’s the benefit of standardization

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Standardization allows them to be traded. Being able to trade bonds allow lenders to manage their risks to any one borrower

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4
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What bond is known as

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Bonds are know as liabilities,will alter the accounting equation
And means that the borrower has the obligation to repay the money

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5
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The change of accounting equation

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Even though the value of assets in the business increase the value of the business to the owner remains the same

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6
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Corporate bonds(categories)

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Investment grade

Below investment grade

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Investment grade

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Sufficiently Security for large investment funds to buy without risk of serious loss of capital

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Below investment grade

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Risk is higher and only suitable for investors well educated in the risk

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9
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Government bonds ‘purpose

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Government makes bonds to make up for budget deficit

This is where government spends more than it collects in revenue to pay for specific program

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10
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How will the government repay the bonds?

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They will be repaid using future tax receipts.
Of course ,government don’t have to use future tax receipts to repay loans because they also have the power to create their own money
This is known as borrow from central banks and printing money

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11
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2 situations Government budget

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Government spending 
Expense 
Taxation 
Income 
1.income >expense 
Suspense
2 expenses >income 
Deficit
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12
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Cash flow

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The money a company receives minus the money it spends during a certain period

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13
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Mutual fund

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Funds operated by investment companies that invest people’s in various assets

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14
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Principal

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The amount of capital making up a bond or other loan

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15
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Maturity

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The length of time for which a bond is issued (until it is repaid)

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16
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Coupon

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The amount of interest that a bond pays

17
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Insolvent

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Unable to pay debt

18
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Creditor

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People or institutions to whom money is owed

19
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Dividend

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Payment by companies to where shareholders

20
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Market maker

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Business that buy and sell securities

21
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Bid price

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The price at which buyer is prepared to buy a security at a particular time

22
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Offer price

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The price at which a seller is prepared to sell a security at a particular time

23
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Yield

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The rate of income an investor receives from a security