Floating rate bonds are bonds with:
A) floating par values tied to the stock par value.
B) floating maturities tied to the expected corporate life.
C) floating call provisions indexed by relative interest rates.
D) floating coupon rates tied to an interest rate index.
E) All of the above.
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Q1: Short-term debt is sometimes referred to as:
A)secured
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Q5: The length of time debt remains outstanding
Q10: Bonds below BBB or Baa are called:
A)income
Q11: Long term debt that is privately placed
Q12: Long-term debt is sometimes called:
A)funded debt.
B)hybrid debt.
C)unfunded
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Q21: A key difference between a direct placement
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