24.

A "Eurobond" issue is

A.

one denominated in a particular currency but sold to investors in national capital markets other than the country that issued the denominating currency.

B.

usually a bearer bond.

C.

for example a Dutch borrower issuing dollar-denominated bonds to investors in the U.K., Switzerland, and the Netherlands.

D.

all of the above

25.

Proportionately more domestic bonds than international bonds are denominated in the ______ and the ______ while more international bonds than domestic bonds are denominated in the _________ and the ________.

A.

Euro; yen; dollar; pound sterling

B.

Dollar; pound sterling; euro; yen

C.

Euro; pound sterling; dollar; yen

D.

Dollar; yen; euro; pound sterling

26.

In any given year, rightly 80 percent of new international bonds are likely to be

A.

Eurobonds.

B.

foreign currency bonds.

C.

domestic bonds.

D.

none of the above

27.

"Yankee" bonds are

A.

dollar-denominated foreign bonds originally sold to U.S. investors.

B.

yen-denominated foreign bonds originally sold in Japan.

C.

pound sterling-denominated foreign bonds originally sold in the U.K.

D.

none of the above

28.

"Samurai" bonds are

A.

dollar-denominated foreign bonds originally sold to U.S. investors.

B.

yen-denominated foreign bonds originally sold in Japan.

C.

pound sterling-denominated foreign bonds originally sold in the U.K.

D.

none of the above