A bond feature that gives the bond issuer the option of buying back the bond from investors at some point

The risk that a bond will be called

A bond with a convertible feature

A bond feature that gives shareholders the option of converting the bond to a fixed number of shares of common stock

Long-term debt securities issued by large firms

Interest payments on a bond

The chance for financial loss due to a bond not being repaid

The amount of the bond, also called par value

Long-term debt securities issued or guaranteed by federal government agencies or government-sponsored entities (GSEs)

Higher-risk bonds that must pay higher returns to investors

The risk that a bond's price will fall when market rates of interest increase

The company, or government agency, that sells a bond

The specific date in the future when the bond will be repaid

Long-term debt securities issued by state and local government agencies

A larger percentage return required by investors to buy riskier bonds

Mortgages issued to high-risk borrowers

Long-term debt securities issued by the U.S. Treasury

The annual return from holding a bond until its maturity date