1. A share lending agreement(a) usually stipulates that the dividends, paid by the issuing company to the security lender, are passed onto the security borrower.(b) stipulates the interest rate paid by the security borrower to the security lender.(c) guarantees that the voting right is kept by the security lender during the loan period.(d) usually stipulates that the equivalent of the dividends on the share lent are paid by the security borrower to the security lender.

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Chapter14: Financing Liabilities: Bonds And Long-term Notes Payable

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Problem 15GI: What is a call provision? Why do companies often include call provisions on bond issues?

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(a) usually stipulates that the dividends, paid by the issuing company to the security lender, are passed onto the security borrower.

(b) stipulates the interest rate paid by the security borrower to the security lender.

(d) usually stipulates that the equivalent of the dividends on the share lent are paid by the security borrower to the security lender.

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