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29.03.2021 • 
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The face value of a bond is the amount a bondholder (A) pays for the bond (B) receives at maturity (C) receives in interest (D) loses if the corporation fails. 2. Assets of a corporation may be sold to repay a (A) mortgage bond (B) debenture (C) convertible bond (D) bond indenture. 3. An additional amount that a company pays above the value of its bond is called (A) a sinking fund (B) a coupon (C) a premium (D) an interest check. 4. Only the bond owner can collect interest from a (A) registered bond (B) registered coupon bond (C) bearer bond (D) zero-coupon bond.

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