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examples of fixed income
bonds, debentures, mortgages, swaps, preferred shares
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what happens when you violate a protective provision?
technical default (give money back)
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what can real return bonds be used for?
discover the market’s inflation expectations
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Fixed income
fixed stream of cash flows
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Bond terms
described in a bond trust and outlines the legal rights of borrower
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Liquid bonds
trade with large volume
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Marketable bonds
have an existing market
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Sinking fund
requires the issuer to buy back bonds over time
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Purchase fund
require the issuer to buy back bonds over time if the bonds are below par
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Convertible bonds
have a provision that lets the bond be converted to shares
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Protective provisions (covenants)
restrict the borrowers behavior
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Treasury bills
short term discount bonds
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Marketable bonds (treasury)
medium/long term with coupon payments
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Real return bonds
give a return based on inflation rates
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difference between bonds and debentures
bonds are secured
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discount bonds
investors get the difference between price and FV at maturity
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types of bonds
short/med/long, liquid, marketable
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are bonds liquid?
each bond is less liquid
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types of bond coupon rates
floating fixed
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types of bond maturity
callable, retractable
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callable bonds
can be repurchased by issuer before maturity
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retractable bonds
can be sold back to issuer
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types of planned repurchases
sinking, purchase fund
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types of government bonds
treasury bills, marketable bonds
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do government bonds have risk?
risk free from bankruptcy
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types of corporate bonds
mortgage, collateral trust, equipment trust
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what is collateral in a mortgage?
assets
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what is collateral in a collateral trust?
financial
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what is collateral in an equipment trust?
equipment
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characteristics of corporate debentures…
unsecured, floating/fixed, subordinated/non-subordinated
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short term corporate borrowing
commercial paper
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strip bonds
strips a bond of its coupon payments to create a series of discount bonds
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what do retail investors invest in?
term deposits and GICS from banks