A bond that is listed in the owner's name by the issuing company is called a ______________ bond.
A) certified
B) coupon
C) registered
D) zero-coupon
E) general obligation

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A registered bond is one where the owner's name is listed with the issuing company, and they receive interest payments directly from the company. This is in contrast to a coupon bond, where the owner physically holds the bond and must clip coupons to receive interest payments. Certified bonds and general obligation bonds are not types of ownership registration, and zero-coupon bonds do not pay regular interest payments at all.

A Bond That Is Listed in the Owner's Name by the Issuing