FIS_LN1 Flashcards

Fixed Income Securities Terminology

1
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Bond

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debt security requiring issuer to make repayments plus interest to lender

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2
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principal(face value)

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amount the issuer agrees to repay the bondholder at the maturity date

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3
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T-bills

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securities with maturity <1 yr or less, do not pay coupons

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4
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T-notes

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securities with maturity between 1-10 yrs, pay fixed semi annual coupons

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5
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T-bonds

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securities with maturity longer than 10yrs, pay fixed semiannual coupons

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6
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TIPS

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Treasury Inflation Protected Secuities: securities with maturities of 5, 10, and 30 yrs whose principal payment is adjusted for inflation, pay varying semi annual coupons.

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FRNs

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Floating rate notes: securities with maturities 2 to 5 years and variable interest rate tied to a benchmark, pay varying quarterly coupons

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8
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investment grade bonds

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BBB or higher credit rating

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9
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high yield

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BBB or lower, higher risk of default

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10
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commercial paper (CP)

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short term, unsecured debt instrument issued by a corporation, typically to finance short term liabilities, maturities usually under 270 days

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11
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risks associated with investing in bonds

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interest rate, reinvestment, credit, call, inflation, exchange, liquidity, volatility

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