Bonds - Introduction to Bonds


Bonds Debenture
1. A bond is  financial instrument showing indebtedness of the issuing body towards its holder.
2. Its is secured by collateral
3. Low-interest rate
4. Issued by Govt Agencies, financial institutions, corporations
5. Accrued Interest		 1. A debt instrument used to raise long term finance.
2. It can be secured or unsecured.
3. High-Interest rate
4. Public Companies
5. Periodically payments
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Type Of Bonds
Floating Rate Bonds 1st Year 10%
2nd Year 11%
Fixed-Rate Bonds  
Inflation Index Bonds  
Option Bonds  
Bond with Call Option Issuer can redeem
Bond with Put Option Buyer can redeem

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