Thursday, June 17, 2010

What is coupon rate and coupon payments?

This is what i understand so far, hope it correct:



Coupon rate: fixed interest rate borrowers must pay to lenders.



Coupon payments: Interest paid by bond issuer to investor.



Also, i want to know who can issue bonds? (Just government?)



What is their advantages of issuing a bond?



And who can lent this money? e.g firms only or can anyone loan it?



Please give me simple explaination as I am new to these terms. Thank you.



What is coupon rate and coupon payments?

Corporations, in addition to municipal governments and the U.S. Teasury, all issue bonds.



Bonds are issued to raise financial capital. The issuer gets money today in exchange for a promise to repay funds in the future.



Anyone who buys a bond is a lender, since bond buyers pay money now in exchange for repayment in the future. The U.S. Treasury, banks in different countries, and private citizens all buy bonds.

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