1. Call provisions typically require bond issuers to pay investors an amount greater than the par value, called
call premium
sinking fund
refunding operations
call protection
2. If a warrant is attached to a bond,
the bondholder has a right, not an obligation, to sell the bonds back to the issuer at a stated price
the bondholder has a right, not an obligation, to buy the issuing firm's stock at a predefined price
the issuer has a right to convert the bonds to a predefined number of shares of its stock at a pre-determined date
the bond holder has a right, not an obligation, to convert his/her bonds into shares of the issuing firm's common stock at a fixed price
none of the above
3. A convertible bond gives:
the bondholder the right, not an obligation, to sell the bonds back to the issuer at a stated price
the bond holder has a right, not an obligation, to buy the issuing firm's stock at a predefined price
the issuer has a right to convert the bonds to a predefined number of shares of its stock at a pre-determined date
the bond holder has a right, not an obligation, to convert his/her bonds into shares of the issuing firm's common stock at a fixed price
none of the above