Across
- 2. Annual interest amount/Current price
- 5. Represents the bondholder and makes sure they are protected.
- 6. A corporation borrowing money with collateral.
- 9. The governments right to use money for benefit of the general public.
- 11. A specific corporations promise to pay specified money back with interest.
- 13. Allows an issuer to buy back bonds within a certain time frame before the maturity date.
- 16. A bond that offers principal instead of interest.
- 19. Loan an issuer money for projects, in return earn a set amount of payments with interest gained over a period of time.
- 20. Higher risk bond that offers higher interest.
- 21. The ability to quickly buy and sell investments without having an affect on investment value
- 22. Loan the government money, in return you take your money back with an added interest.
Down
- 1. A bond which he issuer has bondholders information.
- 3. A bond that is paid back by the income on projects that the bond financed.
- 4. 3 x monthly expenses
- 6. The date that the money borrowed is to be repaid.
- 7. A bond that is not secured by collateral, just by reputation, still low risk but higher than secured debts.
- 8. Bonds given at the same time that mature at different dates.
- 10. The amount earned on a bond at the maturity date.
- 12. Bonds that can be exchanged for stocks in a company.
- 14. Spreading out ones assets across different investments to keep less risk.
- 15. The legal details and aspects of handling a bond.
- 17. A fund where deposits are made in order to redeem bond issues.
- 18. Income received by investor who has held a bond for a certain time.
