Answer:
The correct answer is D. For general obligation bonds, the source of income backing the issue.
Explanation:
There is no requirement to disclose the source of income that supports a general obligation issue because it must be a taxing power. The MSRB requires that the type of income that supports an income bond issue be disclosed, as well as the name of the corporate guarantor of the industrial income bonds. The dates of the calls "in their entirety" must also be disclosed in the customer confirmations, as they may affect the price of the issuance according to the rules of the MSRB (the MSRB requires that if a bond quoted based on performance is negotiated with a premium, and if it is enforceable "in its entirety" on pre-established dates and prices, then the dollar price must be calculated at the date of the call instead of the expiration date, since it is most likely to be called ).
Answer:
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Answer:
The expected return on the portfolio is:
16.75%
Explanation:
a) Data and Calculations:
Company A Company B Total
Investment $3,500 $6,500 $10,000
Expected returns 20% 15%
Expected returns ($) $700 $975 $1,675
Expected return on
portfolio = $1,675/$10,000 * 100 = $16.75%
b) The expected return on the portfolio is calculated as the returns on the portfolio in dollars divided by the total investment in the two companies, multiplied by 100. This gives a value in percentage terms.
Answer:
(C) Pass-through grant
Explanation:
A pass-through grant occurs when a recipient of a grant is allowed by the government to provide funding to other recipients. Funds are received and passed along to other recipients.
The party that receives funding from the pass-through entity is called the subrecipient.
This usually occurs when government lacks the structure to effectively push grant initiatives.
In this instance when states provide funds to the city for onward delivery to not for profit organisations, the city is acting as a pass-through entity.
Answer:
Fulldisclosure principle
Explanation:
The fulldisclosure principle states that any financial information that is relevant to the firm's stakeholders should be disclosed in the financial statements.
This principle is closely related with the materiality principle, which states that all relevant information should be recorded except for that information that is simply not relevant due to its intrisic characteristics (for example, a very small transaction in monetary value inside a very large company).
