FIGURE 3 CORPORATE BOND LISTING ON JANUARY 4, 2016
Corporate bond listings are shown with their current price in the “Last Price” column. Bond prices are standardized such that each bond is worth “100” percent of the $1,000 face value upon maturity. Bond prices higher than 100 mean that the yield rate is lower than the coupon rate, which indicates that the bond is viewed as less risky relative to that suggested by the coupon rate. Conversely, bond prices lower than 100 suggest riskier bonds.
Information from FINRA.