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· An accrual bond is a bond in which the interest or coupon of the bond keeps accruing and is paid at the time of maturity and not at regular intervals. The interest is thus, cumulative that is paid on maturity. · A zero coupon bond is one that pays no periodic interest and are sold at a discount to par value. · A step-up bond is one that has a coupon rate that increases over time as per a specified schedule. · Floating rate bond is one on which the coupon rate is not fixed but based on a market reference rate (like MIBOR) plus some margin. · A debenture is like a normal bond on which no specific collateral is given by the issuer.
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