Why might a company issue bonds with a stated interest rate that differs from the prevailing market interest rate? options: To confuse investors and make the bonds more attractive. Due to the time gap between bond establishment and sale, leading to differences in rates. To align with regulatory requirements. To increase the amount of cash interest the borrower pays. Match the characteristics or features to either financial leases (capital leases) or operating leases. options: The lessor generally retains ownership of the asset throughout the lease term. Ownership of the asset typically transfers to the lessee at the end of the lease term 1. Financial lease or Capital lease 2. Operating Lease