Exam 11: Bond and Fixed-Income Fundamentals

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The junk bond market includes all of the following except:

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A call provision allows the corporation to retire a bond before maturity by paying a small discount below par value.

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The bond market is dominated by institutional investors.

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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of preferred stock as an investment?

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A secured corporate bond is referred to as a debenture.

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An important feature of the GNMA (GinnieMae) pass-through certificate is that there is no principal balance at maturity.

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Commercial paper represents a short-term credit instrument.

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Assume a $1,000 Treasury bill is quoted to pay 6% interest over a three-month period. What will be the effective yield?

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A sinking fund may be used to pay off a perpetual bond.

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A provision in which semiannual or annual contributions are made by a corporation into a fund administered by a trustee for purposes of debt retirement is referred to as a:

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The dollar volume of new corporate debt issues has exceeded the dollar volume of new corporate equity issues for many years.

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A strong incentive to a corporation to meet preferred stock dividend payments is provided by the ___________ feature of some preferred stocks.

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An example of secured debt would be a:

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What is the dollar value of a U.S. government bond quoted at 98 8/32?

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Interest and capital gains on municipal bonds are tax-exempt by the IRS.

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The IRS taxes zero-coupon bonds as if interest were paid annually, even though no cash flow is received until maturity.

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While Treasury bonds and bills are quoted on the basis of price, Treasury notes are quoted on the basis of yield.

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A call feature may be valuable to:

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Yankee bonds are issued by foreign governments, corporations, or are traded in the U.S. and denominated (payable) in U.S. dollars.

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If inflation is higher than that expected at time of issue, inflation-indexed Treasury securities:

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