A term sheet is an agreement where two or more parties form a deal’s terms and conditions. The document holds a summary…
-
-
Senior bonds are debt securities issued by institutions or companies. These bonds have a high-priority claim on an organisation’s assets during liquidation…
-
Perpetual bonds are bonds without a maturity date. They are sometimes called “perps” or simply perpetual, and they are considered a kind…
-
Banks use Tier II bonds to raise money and meet the regulatory norms according to the Basel III regulations. These bonds are…
-
Yield to call is a return paid to the investor if the bond is held till the call date. This date is…
-
A yield is the return you get on your invested capital over a set period of time. It includes the interest earned…
-
The yield curve represents the yields of bonds across various maturities. It is also called the term structure of interest rates, and…
-
Tier I bonds are also called additional Tier I bonds and are known for providing high interest rates where the interest payment…
-
The yield spread is the difference that occurs between the risk-free rate and the bond yield or even between two comparable assets.…
-
Yield to worst helps in measuring the lowest yield that can be received on a bond, considering the investment is completely operative…
