Chapter 14

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Debt is a second major source of financing – borrow money today, pay **_____** __and__ ____
Principal; Interest
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In order for a company to be stable, a substantial portion of the firm’s debt will generally be in the form of **______** debt
long term
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When there is specific collateral associated with a loan it is considered to be a **____** loan
Secured
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A secured loan is less risky, so the lender is more likely to charge a **_____** interest rate
Lower
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Long-term debt is often issued in the form of a ______
Bond
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A bond is a debt instrument in which **______** (bondholders) lend money to the company
Investors
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Failure to meet obligations to **______** puts the organization at peril of bankruptcy
Bondholders
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Bondholders can sell their bonds to other investors in bond markets the same way that **_____** are sold in **_____** markets
Stocks; Equity
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Bonds can be issued through private placements or public offerings in the same way as **_____** are
Stocks
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Bonds are a desirable alternative to bank financing

  • They can be for large amounts of money, allowing companies to raise a large amount of _______

  • They can extend for long periods of time, providing **__**

debt capital; stability
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Bonds are agreements to borrow and repay money

  • Bonds typically pay “interest” semiannually (every 6 months)

  • The ____ or face value is the amount that will be repaid at the ______ date

Stated; maturity
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On the bond issue date, the _________ give the company the market value, or selling price of the bond issue.
bondholders
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In turn, the company gives the bondholders a ___________ (at face value) promising to pay periodic interest and to return the principal on the maturity date. 
Bond certificate
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At regularly scheduled dates during the life of the _____, the company pays the bondholders interest.
Bond
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_______ is calculated as the bond face value times the stated interest rate (listed on the bond) times the amount of time that the bond has been outstanding during the year. 
Interest
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On the bond _________, the company pays the bondholder investors the bond’s face value.
maturity date
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Longer term to maturity than ____________ issued to banks
Notes payable
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While typical bank loan terms range from 2 to 5 years, bonds normally have ________ terms to maturity
20 year
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Bond interest rates are usually ______ than bank loan rates
lower
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___ __bonds are scheduled for maturity on one specified date, while__ _____ bonds mature at more than one date.
Term; Serial
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____ __bonds have specific assets of the issuer pledged as collateral, while__ ______ bonds are backed by the issuer’s general credit standing.
Secured; Unsecured
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_____ __bonds can be exchanged for a fixed number of common shares of the issuing corporation.__ _____ bonds have an option exercisable by the issuer to retire them at a stated dollar amount prior to maturity.
Convertible; Callable
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Often referred to as credit quality and **_____________**
credit worthiness
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Debt rating is related to __**_______**__ risk

* Default is when interest and principal are not paid or the __**________**__ of bond indentures are violated
Default; covenants
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Rating agencies assign ratings to debt issues to **_______________**
inform investors
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What are the key agencies
Moody’s Investors Service, Standard & Poor’s, Fitch
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Two different cash flows (to be paid by the borrower) associated with most bonds are
Periodic “interest” payments; single payment
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**_____** payments during the bond’s life

  • Usually semiannual

  • Referred to as an interest annuity

  • Rate is printed on the bond certificate

Periodic “interest”
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_______ payment of the principal amount of the bonds at maturity

  • Often called face value

  • Amount is printed on the bond certificate

Single
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  • The rate stated in the bond contract

  • Used to compute the amount of “interest” paid to bondholders, known as the interest annuity

  • is also called  the contract or stated rate rate

Coupon Rate
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  • The rate that investors expect to earn on a debt security investment

  • Used to price a bond issue

  • Directly related to default risk; rates will be lower for less risky issuers

  • Also known as the yield or effective rate

Market rate
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The market rate is the **_____** interest rate
real
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Interest is the price you pay to __**______**__ money

This is explicitly what the market rate is: the rate at which your future payments are **______**
Borrow; discounted
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The coupon rate (or stated rate) only indicates the amount of the – what the company has promised to pay on a semiannual basis 🡪 **______________**
Interest annuity
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PV = Present value

Total amount that a series of future payments is ***_________***
worth today
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FV = Future value

* Cash balance obtained after the _____ payment
Last
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PMT = Payment

* Payment made each period in an _______
Annuity
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RATE = ____________

Interest rate ***per compounding period***
Interest Rate
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NPER = Number of periods

* ___________ of payment periods in an annuity
Total number
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