7. An American company issues bond denominated in US dollars that are sold simultaneously to investors in the US, the UK, and in Germany. These bonds can best be described as:

A.Eurobonds

B.global bonds

C.foreign bonds

D.None of the above

8 .A German company issues bonds denominated in euros that are sold to investors in Germany.These bonds can best be described as:

A.Eurobonds

B.global bonds

C.foreign bonds

D.None of the above

11.A Japanese Company issues bonds that make coupon payments in Japanese Yen, but pays the face value in Euros. This type of bond is called a:

A.currency option bond

B.dual-currency bond

C.Japanese Government Bond

D.None of the above

12.A bond issued by the government of the United Kingdom is called a:

A.Treasury Bond

B.Supranational Bond

C.Bund

D.None of the above

13.Bankruptcy-Remote-Vehicles, such as special purpose entities, or special purpose companies are typically used in the issuance of:

A.Municipal Bonds

B.Mortgage-Backed Securities

C.Corporate Medium Term Notes

D.None of the above

14.A bond that makes interest payments by giving bondholders more unitsof the same bond issue are said to be making:

A.Deferred Payments

B.Payments in Arrears

C.Sinking Fund Payments

D.None of the above

15.According to the underwriter who presented to the class, his firm typically ends up owning what percentage of the municipal bondsthey underwrite?

A.85% to 100%

B.50%

C.3%

D.None of the above

16.The distinction between capital market instruments and money market instruments is best described as differences in

A.tax status

B.credit quality

C.maturity dates

D.None of the abo