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Wall Street Prep: Bonds Crash Course Questions And
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A+) Latest Update 2024/2025.
What is the focus of the course? - ANSWER analysis of debt

Where does demand for bonds come from? - ANSWER Demand comes from governments,
corporations, and households.

What are Fixed income securities? - ANSWER Fixed income securities: financial instruments that
require the borrower to pay a predetermined amount to the holder of the security in exchange for
capital upfront.

Example of a fixed income security - ANSWER Example: a corporation needs to borrow
$5,000,000. Corporation will issue a fixed income security. Owners of securities, such as investors, now
have the right to receive predetermined amounts in exchange for giving that $5,000,000 upfront.

What are the 2 broad types of debt? - ANSWER Bonds and Loans

What do the government, households, and corporations use to borrow? - ANSWER -
Government borrows primarily with bonds

- Corporations use primarily both

- Households: borrow with loans, which sometimes may get turned into securitized bonds

Debt from non-financial corporations - ANSWER Non-financial corporations: The US is most
heavily weighted towards corporate bonds.

Debt from households - ANSWER Household debt: The US is most heavily weighted towards
securitization, while traditional bank loans dominate elsewhere.

What is securitization? - ANSWER the procedure where an issuer designs a marketable financial
instrument by merging or pooling various financial assets into one group.

Who dominates the debt market? - ANSWER The United States dominates the debt market

% of global Debt:

United States: 40%

Non-US Developed Countries: 46%

Emerging markets: 14%

Bullet bond - ANSWER - Bond in which the principal repayment is made entirely at maturity.

- Also known as conventional or vanilla bond

- common for corporate + long term government bonds

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