R49 练习: 固定收益发行与交易

考纲范围

describe how legal, regulatory, and tax considerations affect the issuance and trading of fixed-income securities

describe fixed-income market segments and their issuer and investor participants

describe types of fixed-income indexes

compare primary and secondary fixed-income markets to equity markets


Q1.

A British company issues bonds that are denominated in US dollars and sold to investors in the US. These bonds can be best described as:

A. Eurobonds.

B. global bonds.

C. foreign bonds.


Q2.

An investor purchases a ten-year zero-coupon bond at JPY61.39 per JPY100 par value. The principal amount is JPY100,000,000. The bond does not have original issue discount tax provisions. The investor will:

A. pay capital gains tax at the end of 10 year.

B. pay tax on interest income every year.

C. pay tax on capital gains every year.


Q3.

Which of the following bonds is not named based on credit quality?

A. Investment-grade bond

B. Government bond

C. Junk bond


Q4.

Which of the following statements about indexes is correct?

Statement 1: The broad bond index has higher turnover than broad equity index.

Statement 2: A broad bond index is easier to replicate because it has a larger number of constituents than a broad stock index.

A. Statement 1

B. Statement 2

C. Both statement 1 and 2.


Q5.

Which of the following statements about fixed-income markets and equity market is correct?

Statement 1: a debut issuer can substitute its banks loan with bonds via both public offering and private placement.

Statement 2: Investors usually trade bonds and equities through exchanges.

A. Statement 1

B. Statement 2

C. None


Q6.

Hedge fund is looking for equity-like return from investing in a deeply distressed company, which of the following instruments it will most likely to be able to choose?

A. Distressed debts

B. Stocks

C. Both distressed debts and stocks.