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Certified Financial Services Auditor (CFSA) Questions 176–180 (page: 37)

Updated On: 10-Feb-2026
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Bond yield is the return on a bond. Which of the following terms may apply to bond yields?

  1. Nominal yield
  2. Market yield
  3. Yield to Maturity
  4. Both A & C

Answer(s): D



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It is a contract that defines corporation and bondholders responsibilities and is designed to protect the right of the bondholders. A trustee (most often a commercial bank) is generally appointed to ensure that the obligations defined in the agreement are of trust indenture must be filled with SEC. What is it?

  1. Bond certificate
  2. Trust indenture
  3. Secured bonds
  4. Collateral trust

Answer(s): B



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Unsecured bonds are not backed by assets and provide no claim on assets for bondholders.
These include:

  1. Debenture
  2. Subordinated debenture
  3. Collateral trust bonds
  4. Trust indenture

Answer(s): A,B



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The U.S government is the largest borrower in the world and has a variety of debt instruments. These government obligations or issues are a safe form of debt security, and there has never been a default. The "full faith and credit of the government" back these issues. Some terms and definitions include:

  1. Negotiable securities
  2. Non-negotiable securities
  3. Series YY bonds
  4. Series NN bonds

Answer(s): A,B



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are the instruments with maturities of 30 years for new issues (10-to-30-years issues were allowed in the past). The amounts range from $1, 000 to $1, 000, 000 and are sold at auction in a manner similar to that for treasury notes.

  1. Treasury notes
  2. Treasury receipts
  3. Treasury bonds
  4. Treasury bills

Answer(s): C



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