ACCT 2101 Chapter 9: Chap 9

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Bonds- formal debt that obligates the borrower to repay the stated amount (face value/ principal value) at a specific maturity date plus interest over the life of the bond. Secured bonds- backed by collateral (ex. in a mortgage if you cannot pay certain real estate assets are pledged as collateral) Unsecured bonds- not backed by collateral, only secured by trust of the borrower. Term bonds- requires payment of full amount at end of loan term. Serial bonds- requires payments of installments over a series of years. Callable bonds- allows borrower to repay the bonds before their scheduled maturity date. Convertible bonds- borrower can convert bonds to common stock: if company is doing well borrower might benefit even more, stock dividends could be higher than the fixed payments of bond. Issue price- calculated as the present value of face amount plus the present value of the periodic interest payments. Bonds issued at face amount: face value (fv) ex.

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