AFM121 Chapter Notes - Chapter 6: Fixed Income, Zero-Coupon Bond, Debenture

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Fixed income: fixed stream of cash flows; known income stream and known maturity date. Bonds vs debentures bonds: debt instruments that are secured by real assets. Means that issuer (borrower) has pledged a specific asset against the bond (allocated collateral) Security is overall asset/cash flow of company/government that issued the bond o. May be secured by general floating charge over the company"s assets that have not been pledged as security for other debt obligations. A company issues bonds and debentures, then company goes bankrupt. Bonds because there is a collateral: they take the asset that is pledged it is collateral before it is paid to debentures (they get leftovers). If there"s not enough, debenture holders don"t get paid. When bonds are issued, it comes with a governing contract that outlines a series of terms that govern every aspect of the bond/debt o. Bond trust indenture: legal contract between bondholders (lender) and bond issuers (borrower) o o o.

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