Bonds that
feature maturity date of a longer period will mostly require a cash flow discount rate that is higher and also features a risk of debt.
Not exact matches
Although most types of bonds share some common
features, such as a fixed interest rate and a
maturity date, they are not all equal in terms of income potential and risk.
Special
features, such a call
feature, allow either the bond issuer or the bond investor to redeem the bond at full value before the stated
maturity date.
Several factors are reflected in bond pricing including its coupon rate,
maturity date, credit quality, tax status and risk
features as well as market forces including supply and demand and interest rate trends.
A «call
date»
feature is when a bond issuer retains the right to repay, or «call» the loan earlier than the bond's
maturity date.
A
feature which can be included in a new debt or preferred issue, granting the holder the option under specified conditions to redeem the security on a stated
date - prior to
maturity in the case of a bond.
The dividend rate will be the same we offer on new term share accounts on the
maturity date which have the same term, minimum balance (if any) and other
features as the original term share account.
A perpetual preferred stock is a type of preferred stock that has no
maturity, or no specific buyback
date, although they do have redemption
features.
Some unique
features of the index are that it is designed to measure bonds throughout their «lifetime,» meaning from issuance to
maturity (as of the index rebalancing
date, the bond must have a minimum term to
maturity or complete call
date greater than or equal to one calendar month), and it includes bonds that range in quality from «AAA» to «Default.»
This portfolio is comprised of individual bonds where each bond or series of bonds
features strategically staggered
maturity dates at regular intervals.
Features include current interest rate, next accrual
date, final
maturity date, year - to -
date interest earned, and previous rates and values
dating as far back as January 1996.
Most of the Endowment plans have the
feature of extending will extend the Insurance coverage and promise the benefits after the
maturity date.
The previous mortgage on Valley Hills Mall
featured a 4.73 percent interest rate with a
maturity date of March 2016.