Solomon Ch1 Deck 6 Flashcards
difference between nominal interest rate and inflation rate
real interest rate
Real interest rate is usually
positive but can be negative
Size of real interest rate depends on
interest rate you are measuring against
size of current nominal rates
inflationary expectations
Asset with no market or systematic risk has a Beta of
zero
Measures return per unit of risk
Sharpe Ratio
A higher Sharpe Ratio means
the investment will provide better return per unit of risk
Used to file a business combination registration statement with the SEC
S-4
S-4 includes instructions and deadlines for
voting
Includes information on executive comp, merger agreement, risk factors, Q&A, and financials on the merger
S-4
An underwriting discount is included in
S-1 form
amount investor will receive in stock of combined companies or cash for shares is included in
s-4
Section 11 Rule 176 maximum penalty for a misleading registration statement
is the price the security was offered to the public
Section 11 Rule 176 investors may sue these persons for material misrepresentation in registration
issuer issuer executive officers issuer principal accounting officer expert director sitting at registration directors named as upcoming
Central bank of FED holds
reserves of member banks
Reports on Fed member banks are provided by
Fed Central bank
Cash flow analysis showing priority of payments is part of
trust indenture
FOB shipping means
Shipper pays shipping and it is shown as inventory on recipient’s records while in transit
Senior debt expense equals
Total debt interest - subordinated debt interest
Debt which ranks after other debts should a company fall into liquidation or bankruptcy is
Subordinated Debt
Mezzanine debt, bank issued bonds, and lower tranches of asset backed securities are examples of
subordinated debt
A set of promises that the issuer makes to the trustee who is representing the bond investors
Trust Indenture
Registered Coupon Bonds pay
interest to the bearer and principal only to the registered owner
Voting rights only apply to bonds that are
outstanding (not held by issuer or affiliate)
Implementation of remedies available to the trustee, waiving past defaults, or postponing interest payments up to 3 years are examples of
issues on which bondholders with voting rights might vote