CSC- EXAM 1 Comprehensive
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Bond - Answer: long-term, fixed obligation debt security that's
secured by physical assets (can be seized if you don't pay)
Debenture - Answer: bond promises repayment of regular
interest and repayment of principal at maturity, secured by
,something other than physical asset or a claim on issuer's credit
rating
Coupon Rate - Answer: rate of interest that appears on the
certificate of bond
Liquid Bonds - Answer: bonds trade in significant volumes for
which it's possible to make med and large trades quickly w/o
making significant sacrifice on price
Face/ Par Value - Answer: stated value of bond and amount
issuer will pay at maturity
Marketable Bonds - Answer: Ready market bonds.
Specific maturity date and interest rate.
Transferrable (can be traded in mkt)
Extendible Bonds - Answer: bond or debenture issued with short
term maturity but with an option for investor to exchange debt
for identical amount of longer term debt at same or higher rate of
interest.
,Retractable Bonds - Answer: A bond or deb usually issued with a
long term to maturity but gives investors right to redeem bond at
par several years sooner
Convertible bonds and debentures - Answer: combines certain
advantages of bond with option of exchanging bond for common
shares. This type of security allows investor to lock in specific
price for common shares of company
Treasury Bills - Answer: Short-term gov obligations offered in
denominations from $1000-1mil
No interest
Issued at discount to par and mature at full par
At maturity, holder gets diff between issue price and par and
return is in form of interest income, no cap gain
Canada Savings Bond - Answer: non-transferrable
cashable by owner at any time at full par plus accrued interest for
each full MONTH
available thru Payroll
Canada Premium Bonds - Answer: higher IR than CSBs
, cashable by owner at any time at full par plus accrued interest
earned up to last anniversary date of issue at time of redemption
- can purchase thru financial institutions
Real Return Bonds - Answer: -pay interest throughout life of bond
and repay original principal amount at maturity
-coupon payments and principal repayments are adjusted for
inflation based on CPI
- good if inflation is expected to increase (inflation protection)
Provincial Bonds - Answer: issue fixed income securities for same
reason as fed, to finance program spending and to fund deficits
debs, promises to pay and their value depends on province's
ability to pay interest and repay principal.
coupon payments backed by provincial tax revenues
Municipal Debentures - Answer: installment debentures or serial
bonds to raise money from capital markets
municipal securities are non-callable, and part of the bond
matures each year of the term of the bond
Questions (Frequently Tested) and
Complete Solutions Graded A+
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Bond - Answer: long-term, fixed obligation debt security that's
secured by physical assets (can be seized if you don't pay)
Debenture - Answer: bond promises repayment of regular
interest and repayment of principal at maturity, secured by
,something other than physical asset or a claim on issuer's credit
rating
Coupon Rate - Answer: rate of interest that appears on the
certificate of bond
Liquid Bonds - Answer: bonds trade in significant volumes for
which it's possible to make med and large trades quickly w/o
making significant sacrifice on price
Face/ Par Value - Answer: stated value of bond and amount
issuer will pay at maturity
Marketable Bonds - Answer: Ready market bonds.
Specific maturity date and interest rate.
Transferrable (can be traded in mkt)
Extendible Bonds - Answer: bond or debenture issued with short
term maturity but with an option for investor to exchange debt
for identical amount of longer term debt at same or higher rate of
interest.
,Retractable Bonds - Answer: A bond or deb usually issued with a
long term to maturity but gives investors right to redeem bond at
par several years sooner
Convertible bonds and debentures - Answer: combines certain
advantages of bond with option of exchanging bond for common
shares. This type of security allows investor to lock in specific
price for common shares of company
Treasury Bills - Answer: Short-term gov obligations offered in
denominations from $1000-1mil
No interest
Issued at discount to par and mature at full par
At maturity, holder gets diff between issue price and par and
return is in form of interest income, no cap gain
Canada Savings Bond - Answer: non-transferrable
cashable by owner at any time at full par plus accrued interest for
each full MONTH
available thru Payroll
Canada Premium Bonds - Answer: higher IR than CSBs
, cashable by owner at any time at full par plus accrued interest
earned up to last anniversary date of issue at time of redemption
- can purchase thru financial institutions
Real Return Bonds - Answer: -pay interest throughout life of bond
and repay original principal amount at maturity
-coupon payments and principal repayments are adjusted for
inflation based on CPI
- good if inflation is expected to increase (inflation protection)
Provincial Bonds - Answer: issue fixed income securities for same
reason as fed, to finance program spending and to fund deficits
debs, promises to pay and their value depends on province's
ability to pay interest and repay principal.
coupon payments backed by provincial tax revenues
Municipal Debentures - Answer: installment debentures or serial
bonds to raise money from capital markets
municipal securities are non-callable, and part of the bond
matures each year of the term of the bond
