Issuance & underwriting | SIE Debt securities

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Term Issuance

All bonds are issued on the same day and mature on the same day.

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Serial Issuance

All bonds are issued on the same day, but mature on different days.

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Series Issuance

Bonds are issued on different days, but all mature on the same day.

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Balloon Maturity

A specific variation of serial issuance where a large portion of the issue matures at the final redemption date.

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Price Quotes

Reflect the market price of a bond expressed as a percentage of par value.

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Yield Quotes

Reflect the overall rate of return delivered by the bond.

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Basis Points

A precise unit of percentage measurement representing one-hundredth of one percent.

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Firm Commitment Underwritings

The underwriter purchases the securities from the issuer and assumes responsibility for any unsold securities.

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Best Efforts Commitment Underwritings

The underwriter acts as an agent to sell securities without the obligation to purchase unsold shares.

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Common Quote Formats for Term Issuance

Quoted in price form, known as dollar quotes, percentage of par quotes, or term quotes.

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Typical Issuers for Serial Issuance

Municipalities, such as state and city governments.

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Example of a Balloon Maturity

A bond issue where smaller amounts are redeemed at intervals, with the largest portion maturing last.

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Equivalence of Basis Points

1 basis point = 0.01%; 100 basis points = 1.00%.

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Risk Profile of Firm Commitment Underwritings

High financial risk to the underwriter, commanding higher underwriting fees.

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Risk Profile of Best Efforts Commitment Underwritings

Lower risk to the underwriter, resulting in smaller underwriting fees.