1. Across: A bond that is sold at a discounted price, makes no periodic interest payments, and is redeemed at face value at maturity. (Two Words) 2d 1d 2. Across: Bonds issued in one bond offering but with differing maturity dates. 3. Across: The par, face, or maturity value of a bond. la 4. Across: Bonds which may be converted to common stock at the discretion of the investor. 5. Across: A bond which requires the issuer to pay interest and principal only if adequate revenue is provided from some specified source. 3d 2a 6. Across: Bonds which, at the discretion of the issuer, and in compliance with the provisions specified in the indenture or other issue documents may 4d 6a 1. Down: A firm which is financially independent of the sponsor of a bond issue, is provided fiduciary powers by the sponsor, and has the responsibility of enforcing the terms of the bond contract or 4a indenture. 2. Down: Securities which are negotiable, but are not registered in the name of the purchaser. Interest on these issues is paid to whomever presents the coupons attached to the security. 3. Down: A contract specifying all the features, characteristics, and obligations of a bond issue. 5a 4. Down: The yield or return on bond investments based only on interest and not on the return of principal. The current yield is determined as the Interest Paid divided by the Market Price of the Bond. (Two Words) 5. Down: A feature of a bond issue which requires either retirement of the bond over time, or the investment of funds over time to ensure an adequate amount of capital is available to retire the bonds at the date of maturity