Chapter 14 Crossword

the contract between the issuing corporation and the bonds purchaser
a security that represents a promise by the issuing corporation to make certain payments to the owner
pay off bonds according to a staggered maturity schedule
allows the issuing corporation to pay off the bonds before they stated maturity date at some stated price
used to buy back outstanding bonds
a bond that does not pledge any specific assets as security
a bond that has security provision in the indenture
bonds with lower than investment grade ratings
issuing new bonds to replace old bonds
excess of the call price over the face value
promises made by the issuer to the investor to the benefit of the investor
a bond backed by real assets
has first claim on the proceeds from the sale of the pledged assets
a later lender
a bond that may be converted at the option of the bonds power
the number of shares of common stock that an investor would get if the convertible bond were converted
multiply the conversion ratio by the market price per share of the company's common stock
long term and non cancelable
term substantially shorter than the useful life of the asset
a bond sold in countries other than where the corporate headquarters of the issuing company is located
a bond that can be cashed in before maturity at the option f the bonds owner
the value coming from the interest and principal
leveraged buyout
the level of sales that a firm must reach to cover its operating costs
Alternate Method of Changing DOL