Security that issuer can redeem before the maturity on a specific date or set of dates, at a specific price as per the terms speicified in the offer document.
The price of a bond excluding the accrued interest. It is the present value of the future cash flows of the bond. It tells an investor the value of the bond they are holding
Commercial papers are short term debt instruments/securities having a maturity of less than one year. (simply like a loan to corporates for less than 1 yr which is tradeable) They are usually issued by the large corporates to meet the short-term obligations.
The contract note is a legal record of any trade made by a stockbroker on a stock exchange. It confirms the trade conducted on a specific day, on the client's behalf, performed on a stock exchange. (BSE / NSE)
Coupon payments are made at regular intervals throughout the life of a debt security at a pre-determined frequency, which may be quarterly, semi-annually or annually.
It is the assessment of creditworthiness of an individual or business entity. It measures the ability of an individual or business entity to repay its debt and meet other financial obligations.
The ratio of interest to the actual market price of bond in percentage is termed as Current Yield. Simply put this is the return that the bond buyer is expected to make if they buy at this yield and hold until maturity.
This is the highest yield at which a bid for a bond is accepted. Bids with a yield above the cut-off yield are rejected. The cut-off yield becomes the coupon rate of the security.