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Chapter 20, Problem 2CP
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To explain: How Equity index structured note securities differ from the traditional debt security with respect to coupon and principal payments.
Introduction: There is a quite difference between equity index and debt securities. Equity index measures the changes in the market securities. Debt securities represent the secure investment like bonds etc.
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To explain: How Commodity- linked bear bond differs from debt security with respect to coupon and principal payments.
Introduction: Commodity-linked bond differs from the debt security. It gives permission to investor to invest in decline way of commodity.
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