Types Of Maturity Schedules + Yields / Prices Of Bonds Flashcards
Maturity
The date at which the bond matures and the bond holder gets paid back the face value or par value of the bond.
BONDS are “REDEEMED” at MATURITY
THINK OF BOND SEESAW
NOMINAL YIELD=
COUPON INTEREST RATE
YIELD IS USUALLY EXPRESSED IN TERMS OF A %
CURRENT YIELD =
% COUPON RATE x $1000(PAR)= ANNUAL INTEREST
ANNUAL INTEREST / CURRENT MARKET PRICE= CURRENT YIELD
TERM BONDS
A COMPANY ISSUES A LARGE NUMBER OF BONDS ALL AT ONCE THAT ALL MATURE AT THE SAME TIME.
SERIES BONDS
BONDS THAT ARE ISSUED IN CONSECUTIVE YEARS BUT ALL HAVE THE SAME MATURITY DATE
SERIAL BONDS
BONDS SET TO MATURE AT REGULAR INTERVALS - USED TO FUND PROJECTS THAT NEED A STEADY INCOME
WHEN THE CUSTOMER PURCHASES A BOND
THE RR MUST SEND A TRADE CONFIRMATION BY THE SETTLEMENT DATE
2 BUSINESS DAYS AFTER THE TRADE DATE (T+2)
(T+2) APPLIES TO MOST SECURITIES
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES AND STOCK OPTIONS SETTLE (T+1)