Business, 21.07.2019 16:30, bwjester0

Which are the common types of bonds that are currently issued? check all that apply. a) corporate bondsb) equity bondsc) municipal bondsd) treasury billse) treasury notesf) war bonds

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answered: taterbuglee2003

The correct answer is A, C, D, E.

A. Corporate bonds.

C. Municipal bond.

D. Treasury bills.

E.Treasury notes.

Corporate bond is being issued by corporation so as to raise financing for different reasons. For example, expand business, M&A.

Treasury bills is taken when someone lends money to government.

Municipal bonds are loans were investors make to local government whereby their interest in tax free.

answered: alexandergonzalez38

The correct answer is (a), (c), (d), and (e).

The common types of bonds that can be currently issued are:

(a) Corporate bonds

(d) Treasury bills

(e) Treasury notes

Further Explanation:

Bond:

The bond is a long-term debt which the company promises to pay with interest to their bondholders.

Corporate bonds:

Corporate bonds are issued by the corporate firms to raise financing and to meet their expenses, expand their business outlet, and for many more purposes.

Equity bonds:

Equity bonds are nothing, or in simple words, there are no such bonds as equity bonds.

Municipal bonds:

Municipal bonds, or it is also known as muni bonds, which are issued by the local government to meet the expenses of the public projects like, making roads, or hospitals, or any other public projects.

Treasury bills:

Treasury bills are issued by the national government to meet public expenses.

Treasury notes:

Treasury notes are issued by the national government to meet public expenses.

War bonds:

War bonds are issued by the government in order to finance the war expenses at the time of war.

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Chapter: Stocks and bonds

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Keywords: Which are the common types of bonds that are currently issued, check all that apply, corporate bonds, equity bonds, municipal bonds, treasury bills, treasury notes, war bonds.

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