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par value = face value =_____

nominal value

100

Coupon rate of Bond

The rate of interest paid on the face value of the bond, expressed as a percentage

100

Difference between Corporate and Municipal bonds?

 Corporate bonds: Bonds issued by companies

 Municipal bonds: Bonds issued by municipalities


100

_______ =Liabilities + _______


Assets, Shareholders’ Equity

200

 Stocks also are called “_______”


equities

200

Total number of votes of each shareholder = No. of shares owned x ____________

No. of directors to be elected

200

Number of shares to guarantee a seat on the Board = 𝟏∕〖(𝑵+𝟏)〗 percent plus 1 share. What is N?

N is number of directors up for election

200

Are dividends received by individual shareholders taxable?

YES

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A corporation paid dividends to its shareholders, how tax will be calculated for this operation?

Tax will not paid because of company paid dividends

300

Which stockholders have priority over common stockholders if the company goes bankrupt and its assets are liquidated?

Owners of preferred stocks

300

Why corporations buy and issue stocks?

*Issuing stocks

-To pay off debt

-To launch new products

-To expand into new markets or regions

-To enlarge facilities or building new ones

*Buying stocks

-To gain capital appreciation – when a stock rises in price

-To get dividend payments

-To obtain voting rights at shareholders meetings / control of the company (“strategic investment”)


300

Describe Stock Split

A stock split is when a company divides its stock into multiple shares, effectively lowering the price of each share without changing the company's market value. 


300

Can corporation become bankrupt because of not paying divident obligations? Is it a liability that must be paid?

A dividend is not a liability: A corporation cannot become bankrupt because of nonpayment of dividends


300

Blue-chip stocks?

Shares in large, well-known companies with a solid history of growth

400

Stock issuance results in _____ to the shareholders _____ of the ______

credit, equity, balance sheet

400

Difference between JSC and LLC?

A JSC is a business entity owned by its investors and each investor of JSC owns a share(=certificate of ownership) of the company based on the amount they invested.

Shareholders of a JSC have unlimited liability for their companies’ debts

A LLC is a business structure where the owners of which have limited liability for the company’s liabilities in the event the business fails

To be included in the quotation list of (listed on) the stock exchange, an LLC needs to be reorganized into a JSC. 


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 To issue 100,000 shares of par-stocks with a par value of UZS 1/share at UZS 15/share 

Debit: 

Credit: 

Credit: 


Debit: Cash UZS 1,500,000 (100,000 x UZS 15)

Credit: Common stock UZS 100,000

Credit: Additional paid-in capital UZS 1,400,000

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Bond prices are inversely correlated with ______


interest rates

400

Traditional financial markets consists of ____ and _____


Short-term financial markets and Long-term financial markets

500

Staggering makes it more ______ for minority shareholder to elect a director because there are ______  directors to be elected at one time


difficult, fewer

500

Describe Proxy voting

A proxy: A grant of authority by a shareholder allowing another individual to vote his/her shares

“Proxy fight”: If shareholders are not satisfied with management, an “outside” group of shareholders can try to obtain votes via proxy in an attempt to replace management by electing enough directors


500

Describe Classes of stock


Creation of classes of common stocks with unequal voting rights to maintain control of the firm

In principle, NYSE does not allow companies to create classes of listed common stocks with exceptions 

500

Which activity can increase liquidity (the ability to trade the stock easily) and trading volume of stock?

Stock Split

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Describe Preemptive right

The right to share proportionally in any new stock sold. “Preemptive right”

Preemptive right: a company wishing to sell stock must first offer it to existing stockholders before offering to the general public to give them the opportunity to protect their proportionate ownership in the corporation 


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