Long Term Liabilities Flashcards
Firm underwriting
Investment banks underwrite entire issue of bond by
guaranteeing certain sum to company
Taking risk of selling bonds for whatever price they can get
What happens to the value of a bond during a leveraged buyout? Why?
They lose value
Loss in value occurs because additional debt added in
capital structure increases likelihood of default
Best efforts underwriting
Investment bank sells bond issue for commission on
Proceeds of sale
Private placement
Issuing company sells bonds directly to large institution,
Financial or otherwise without aid of underwriting
Secured bonds
Backed by pledge of some sort of collateral
Mortgage bonds
Secured by claim on real estate
Collateral trust bonds
Secured by stocks and bonds of other corporations
Unsecured bonds
Bonds not backed by collateral
Junk bond, define? what do companies use these bonds for?
Unsecured and very risky, paying high interest rate
Used to finance leveraged buyouts
Term bonds
Bond issues that mature on single date
Serial bonds
Mature in installments
Serially maturing bonds are frequently used by… 4 things
School or sanitary districts, municipalities or other local
Taxing bodies that receive money through special levy
Callable bonds
Give issuer right to call and redeem bonds prior to maturity
Convertible bonds
Bonds are convertible into other securities of corporation
For specified time after issuance
What 2 types of bonds have been developed in attempt to attract capital in a tight money market?
1 commodity backed bonds
2 deep discount bonds