Exam 7: Bond Markets
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Under the STRIP program created by the Treasury, stripped securities are created and sold by the Treasury.
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The bond debenture is a legal document specifying the rights and obligations of both the issuing firm and the bondholders.
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When firms issue ____, the amount of interest and principal to be paid is based on specified market conditions. The amount of the repayment may be tied to a Treasury bond price index or even to a stock index.
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A corporate restructuring in which the corporation seeks to reduce its debt by issuing stock and using the proceeds to retire its existing bonds is known as a(n)
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Assume that one year ago you purchased corporate bonds that have no protective covenants. Today, it is announced that the firm that issued the bonds plans a leveraged buyout. The market value of your bonds will likely ____ as a result.
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Stripped bonds are bonds whose cash flows have been transformed into a security representing the principal payment only and a security representing interest payments only.
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____ bids for Treasury bonds specify a price that the bidder is willing to pay and a dollar amount of securities to be purchased.
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Treasury bond auctions are normally conducted only at the beginning of each year.
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When a corporation issues bonds, it normally hires a securities firm that targets large institutional investors such as pension funds, bond mutual funds, and insurance companies.
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The key difference between a note and a bond is that note maturities are usually less than one year, while bond maturities are one year or more.
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Corporate bonds are sometimes packaged by commercial banks into ___________, in which investors receive the interest or principal payments generated by the debt securities.
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Corporate bonds that receive a ____ rating from credit rating agencies are normally placed at ____ yields.
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Which of the following institutions is most likely to purchase a private bond placement?
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Jim purchases $10,000 par value bonds with a 10 percent coupon rate and a 7 percent yield to maturity. Jim will hold the bonds until maturity. Thus, he will earn a return of ____ percent.
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In general, variable-rate municipal bonds are desirable to investors who expect that interest rates will ____ __ .
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