Catalyst is the bond trading platform of the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE), providing a market for debt securities issued by both corporate and municipal entities.
An EX-LEGAL municipal bond is a bond that does not have the legal opinion of a bond law firm printed on it. Learn about its implications and considerations.
An Income Bond's payment of interest is contingent on sufficient earnings from year to year. Such bonds are traded flat—that is, with no accrued interest—and may be used to avoid bankruptcy.
In financial jargon, a 'ton' refers to $100 million, while in weight measurement, it denotes different units: short ton (2,000 pounds), long ton (2,240 pounds), and metric ton (2,204.6 pounds).
This comprehensive guide explains what a bond quote is, how to read and interpret it for trading purposes, and provides a practical example to illustrate the concepts.
An in-depth guide to understanding corporate bonds, how they function, methods of buying and selling, and key investment insights.
Explore the concept of Wild Card Option in Treasury Bond and Note Futures. Understand its definition, how it works, and see an example for better clarity.
An in-depth overview of Yellow Sheets, providing updated information on bid and ask prices for corporate bonds, their working mechanism, and historical context.
