A corporate bond indenture will usually include the following types of restrictive covenants except: O limit on acquisitions O limit of subsequent borrowing minimum leverage minimum liquidity O limited restricted payments restriction on sale of assets

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Q: The Bands which are redeemed only on the liquidation of the company   O a Irredeemable Bond   Ob…

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Q: 8. Who is the party in a bond contract who has the obligation to pay during maturity dates? a.…

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Q: The liability for bond anticipation notes (BANs)     Multiple Choice

A: Answer for the above question is third statement.

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Q: Convertible bonds normally allow bondholders to convert the bond into another security.

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Q: If the going concern assumption is not made in accounting, discuss the differences in the amounts…

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Q: 1, The establishment of a bond sinking fund is required at all times to settle bond liability.  A.…

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Q: Statement 1: In bonds with warrants, if the quoted price is readily determinable, the amount…

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Q: Bailey Enterprises purchased bonds on the open market at a discount. The company intends to hold the…

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Q: In case of payment of convertible bonds, the balance of Share Premium - Conversion Privilege account…

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Q: When a company exercises its call provision on bonds, the company pays the book value of the bonds…

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Q: A bond that is eligible for redemption before it is due to be paid off is _____.

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A: Bonds are the long-term debt instruments used by governments and corporations to raise loan.

Q: Which type of bonds offers the holder no security in event of default by the issuer?

A: A company  can raise funds through bonds

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Q: Discuss the effect if a company’s bond is downgraded.

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Q: Explain what a callable bond is and under what conditions and expectations a company might wish to…

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Q: 44) Which is the definition of a protective covenant? a) Bonds are repaid at maturity, where…

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Q: Which of the following is NOT TRUE? Select one: O a. If the stated rate is equal to the market rate…

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Q: Bonds issued which has a fair value higher than its face amount are    Bonds with stated rate >…

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Q: A bond not secured by collateral is called a(n) Indenture Undesirable Debenture None of the above

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Q: mature is classified as     A. Trading debt investments     B. Significant influence equity…

A: option C is correct  Available-for-sale (AFS) debt investments

Q: A convertible bond does not pay current interest. Select one: True OR False

A: A convertible bond is a fixed income corporate debt security that yields interest payments. It can…

Q: Bonds that are rated less than investment grade by bond-rating agencies is: a. Sovereign bonds b.…

A: Bond is the fixed income securities which promises the holder future coupon payments.

Q: Bonds are issued to finance major expansions or to refinance existing debt. A True B False

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Q: 15. This refers to a bond issuance process wherein the investment bank offers to sell the bond issue…

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Q: Mortgage-backed securities are commonly contained within collateralized debt obligations (CDOs).…

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Q: A bond backed by the future potential earnings and credit rating of the company is called a Group of…

A: A) Debenture bond is a type of bond which is unsecured by collateral. B) Serial bond is a type of…

Q: 6. Which of the following is true of demand bonds? a. They give the issuer the right to call the…

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Q: Which ot the following features would decrease the value of a corporate bond? A.The bond is sinior…

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Q: Which of the following is true of a discount on bonds payable?   it is a contra-stockholders’…

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Q: 7.4 q3 If we assume that inflation, the real cost of capital and the nominal cost of capital are…

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Q: Investors generally pay a "Call Premium" on Callable bonds. True False

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