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Running head: FINANCE FORUM REPLY 1 Finance and Business Forum Replies Student's Name Institution FINANCE FORUM REPLY 2 Finance Forum Reply Response 1: William Judge. Hello there William. A bond is an instrument of fixed income, which is a loan given to an investor by a borrower mostly governmental or a corporate. It contains details of the issued loan and the repayment terms. Bonds are usually granted by companies, sovereign governments, municipalities, and states to finance their operations and projects. Most government and corporate bonds are traded in the public. Alongside municipal and government or treasury bonds are also corporate and agency bonds (Bosse & Coughlan, 2016). Corporate bonds are given out by companies. Instead of obtaining bank loans company give out bonds due to the favorable terms and the low-interest rates available in the bond market. On the other hand agency bonds are bonds given out by organizations which are governmentaffiliated like Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. Additionally, foreign bonds are dollar-dominated bonds. Foreign bonds have the issuer agree to make interest payments which are fixed and return the final principle in the stated other currency. Exchange rates determine the size of the payments after it has been converted into dollars. Stock on the other hand known as shares and equity is a form of security which gives a person a proportion of ownership in that corporation which is issuing the stock entitling the buyer to the corporati ...
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