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Reading 50 Fixed-Income Securities: Defining Elements (Layout)
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This reading is organized as follows:
Section 2 describes, in broad terms, what an investor needs to know when investing in fixed-income securities.
Section 3 covers both the nature of the contract between the issuer and the bondholders as well as the legal, regulatory, and tax framework within which this contract exists.
Section 4 presents the principal and interest payment structures that characterize fixed-income securities.
Section 5 discusses the contingency provisions that affect the timing and/or nature of a bond’s cash flows.
The final section provides a conclusion and summary of the reading.
Section 2 describes, in broad terms, what an investor needs to know when investing in fixed-income securities.
Section 3 covers both the nature of the contract between the issuer and the bondholders as well as the legal, regulatory, and tax framework within which this contract exists.
Section 4 presents the principal and interest payment structures that characterize fixed-income securities.
Section 5 discusses the contingency provisions that affect the timing and/or nature of a bond’s cash flows.
The final section provides a conclusion and summary of the reading.
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Reading 50 Fixed-Income Securities: Defining Elements (Intro)
“fixed-income securities,” “debt securities,” and “bonds” are often used interchangeably by experts and non-experts alike. We will also follow this convention, and where any nuance of meaning is intended, it will be made clear.1 <span>The remainder of this reading is organized as follows. Section 2 describes, in broad terms, what an investor needs to know when investing in fixed-income securities. Section 3 covers both the nature of the contract between the issuer and the bondholders as well as the legal, regulatory, and tax framework within which this contract exists. Section 4 presents the principal and interest payment structures that characterize fixed-income securities. Section 5 discusses the contingency provisions that affect the timing and/or nature of a bond’s cash flows. The final section provides a conclusion and summary of the reading. <span><body><html>
Reading 50 Fixed-Income Securities: Defining Elements (Intro)
“fixed-income securities,” “debt securities,” and “bonds” are often used interchangeably by experts and non-experts alike. We will also follow this convention, and where any nuance of meaning is intended, it will be made clear.1 <span>The remainder of this reading is organized as follows. Section 2 describes, in broad terms, what an investor needs to know when investing in fixed-income securities. Section 3 covers both the nature of the contract between the issuer and the bondholders as well as the legal, regulatory, and tax framework within which this contract exists. Section 4 presents the principal and interest payment structures that characterize fixed-income securities. Section 5 discusses the contingency provisions that affect the timing and/or nature of a bond’s cash flows. The final section provides a conclusion and summary of the reading. <span><body><html>
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