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investment chapter 10.2 (types of bonds (Zero-Coupon Bonds (Do not pay…

- - - - Federal Home Loan Bank
      - Federal National Mortgage Association
      - Small Business Administration
  - - - Treasury notes: maturities of 2, 3, 5, 7, and 10 years
      - Treasury bonds: mature in 30 years
    - - Protect against inflation by adjusting investor returns
      - Interest rates are very low
      - Maturities of 5, 10, and 20 years
  - - - General obligation bonds are paid from general fund of the issuer
      - Revenue bonds are paid from revenues from the project being financed
  - - - Industrials
      - Public utilities
      - Rail and transportation bonds
      - Financial issues
  - - - are registered with the SEC and issued and traded in U.S.
    - - are not registered with the SEC and are issued and traded outside of the U.S.
- - - - Auto loans
      - Credit card loans
      - Home equity loans
  - - - Convertible bonds
      - Convertible preferred stock
    - - another name for the conversion feature that allows holder to convert the security into a specified number of shares of common stock
    - - calling in of convertible bonds by the issuing firm
    - - the conditions and specific nature of the conversion feature on convertible securities
    - - the time period during which a convertible issue can be converted
    - - the number of shares of common stock into which a convertible issue can be converted
    - - the stated price per share at which common stock will be delivered to the investor in exchange for a convertible issue