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*[[Bond]]: {{bondcapsule}}} | *[[Bond]]: {{bondcapsule}}} | ||
*[[Note]]: {{notecapsule}} | *[[Note]]: {{notecapsule}} | ||
*[[Medium term note]] (or "[[MTN]]"): | *[[Medium term note]] (or "[[MTN]]"): {{mtncapsule}} | ||
*[[Convertible bond]]: | *[[Convertible bond]]: | ||
*[[Subordinated note]]: | *[[Subordinated note]]: | ||
Revision as of 16:17, 30 September 2016
Types of debt securities:
Secured Notes
- Bond: A bond is a debt security, traditionally bearing a fixed rate of interest, and issued as a stand-alone (rather than off an MTN programme).}
- Note: A note is a debt security, traditionally bearing a floating rate of interest, and issued as a stand-alone (rather than a medium term note, which is issued off an MTN programme).
- Medium term note (or "MTN"): A medium term note is a debt security, which may bear a fixed or floating rate of interest (or some other kooky derivative payoff), and is issued off an MTN programme).
- Convertible bond:
- Subordinated note: