SIE Exam Question 35: Answer and Explanation
Question: 35
What type of bonds are high-risk securities that have received low ratings and produce high yields?
- A. Junk bonds
- B. Municipal bonds
- C. Junior bonds
- D. Convertible bonds
Correct Answer: A
Explanation:
Junk bonds (also called high yield bonds) are high-risk securities that have received low ratings and produce high yields. Municipal bonds are tax-exempt, so investors do not have to pay taxes on the interest from the bonds. A junior bond is corporate debt that, in the event of bankruptcy, will be repaid only after all other debts have been repaid. A convertible bond is a corporate bond that may be exchanged for stock in the company at maturity in lieu of receiving the face value as cash.
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