Bonds and Their Valuation
The yield of interest rate which is below than coupon rate, this yield is classified as
yield to maturity
yield to call
yield to earnings
yield to investors
yield to call
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The coupon rate of convertible bond isA. higher
B. lower
C. variable
D. stable
The unsecured bonds which are designated for only notes payable or all other debts are classified as
A. designated bonds
B. payable bonds
C. ordinate bonds
D. subordinated bonds
The payment divided by the par value is classified as
A. divisible payment
B. coupon payment
C. par payment
D. per period payment
If market interest rate rises above the coupon rate then the bond will be sold
A. equal to return rate
B. seasoned price
C. below its par value
D. above its par value
The redemption option which protects investors against rise in interest rate is considered as
A. redeemable at deferred
B. redeemable at par
C. redeemable at refund
D. redeemable at finding
The bonds that have high liquidity premium usually have
A. inflated trading
B. default free trading
C. less frequently traded
D. frequently traded
The bonds with the deferred call have the protection which is classified as
A. provision protection
B. provision protection
C. deferred protection
D. call protection
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