Held-to-Maturity (HTM) Securities definitions Flashcards
Held-to-Maturity (HTM) Securities definitions
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Held-to-Maturity InvestmentsDebt securities acquired with the intent and ability to hold until maturity, reported at amortized cost on the balance sheet.Principal AmountFace value of a bond, representing the sum to be repaid to the investor at maturity, regardless of purchase price.Stated RateInterest rate specified on the bond, used to calculate periodic interest payments to the bondholder.Market RatePrevailing interest rate in the market for similar bonds, influencing a bond's selling price as premium or discount.PremiumExcess of a bond's purchase price over its principal, arising when the stated rate exceeds the market rate.DiscountShortfall of a bond's purchase price below its principal, occurring when the stated rate is less than the market rate.AmortizationSystematic allocation of premium or discount over the bond's life, adjusting the investment's book value to principal at maturity.Straight-Line MethodTechnique dividing total premium or discount evenly across all interest periods, simplifying amortization calculations.Bonds ReceivableAsset account recording the principal amount of bonds owned by an investor, separate from any premium or discount.Interest RevenueIncome recognized from earning interest on bonds, including both cash received and amortized premium or discount.Semiannual InterestInterest payments made twice a year, requiring division of annual stated rate by two for each payment calculation.Amortized CostCarrying value of an investment after adjusting for cumulative amortization of premium or discount.Journal EntryAccounting record documenting transactions such as bond purchases, interest receipts, and amortization adjustments.Net AssetsTotal assets minus total liabilities, affected by changes in investment values and interest revenue recognition.Balance SheetFinancial statement presenting assets, liabilities, and equity, including held-to-maturity investments at amortized cost.