Chapter 14 Quiz Flashcards
(10 cards)
The proportional breakdown of cash and securities.
Cash and securities mix decision
A policy that defines the company’s posture toward risk and return and specifies how the policy should be implemented.
Investment policy
The possibility that the company will not be able to meet ongoing operating expenditures.
Business risk
The possibility that the company will be unable to cover financing-related expenditures such as lease payments, interest, principal repayment, and preferred stock dividends.
Financial risk
Risk that is relevant to diversified investors which is the degree of sensitivity of the company’s stock returns to market-wide returns.
Systematic risk
The interest of the principals (stockholders) do not coincide with those of the agents (managers).
Agency problems
Specialized account in which financial institution hold securities, automatically reinvests interest and other investment-related cash receipts, transfers funds per corporate instructions, monitors issuers actions such as calls and refundings, and provides a monthly statement on all account transactions
Custody account
The investment manager must decide from among 6 options prior to investing.
- Instruments
- Issuers
- Denominations
- Maturities
- Yields
6 Risks
A group of investment banks
Syndicate
Refers to the number and size of parties that are potential buys of the instruments.
Market Breadth