The bonds that are usually unsecured and are only backed by worthiness of issuing firm are classified as ____________?

Related Mcqs:

1. Considering the yields of bonds, the secured bonds as compared to unsecured bonds have

   A. higher yields B. lower yields C. untimed yields D. termed yields...

2. As compared to unsecured bonds, the mortgage bonds are considered as __________?

   A. more risky B. less risky C. term risk D. serial risk...

3. The bonds used in purpose of specific projects which are financed by the collateral for issuing bonds are classified as ___________?

   A. indenture bonds B. trustee bonds C. collateral bonds D. mortgage bonds...

4. The bonds that are backed by cash flow from project and are sold to finance particular project are classified as ____________?

   A. finance bonds B. revenue bonds C. financing bonds D. project bonds...

5. To improve the attractiveness for investors, the bonds are partially backed by ____________?

   A. US.T-Bonds B. UK-T-Bonds C. UK-B-bonds D. US-B-Bonds...

6. The type of bonds which is fully backed by credit and faith of issuer is classified as __________?

   A. general obligation tax B. general obligation savings C. general obligation bonds D. general obligation notes...

7. Firm’s promise to pay and is backed or guaranteed by bank is classified as____________?

   A. Customer’s acceptance B. Banker’s acceptance C. Federal acceptance D. Treasury acceptance...

8. Bonds issued by government and backed by Pak government are classified as_________?

   A. Issued security B. Treasury bonds C. U.S bonds D. Return security...

9. The factors considered by rating agencies on issuing bonds are _________?

   A. position in industry B. overall financial strength C. issuer’s profitability and liquidity D. all of the above...

10. The bonds that can be exchanged with the other stock issued by the same firm are classified as ____________?

    A. discount convertible bonds B. convertible bonds C. non-convertible bonds D. premium convertible bonds...