Baby bonds · 170+ notes on YieldDesk

Baby bonds, with coupon, yield and maturity.

Every baby bond with an open record page, read from the live product. Every row is the number a member sees and every ticker opens its record. Prices are 15 minutes delayed and refresh every hour.

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20 open records of 170+ notes
  • CMSCCMS Energy Corporation
    $20.36 · 7.21%
    7.1Good
  • SOJDThe Southern Company
    $17.48 · 7.08%
    7.4Good
  • NEE-UNextEra Energy, Inc
    $22.51 · 7.22%
    6.4Average
  • DUKBDuke Energy Corporation
    $20.55 · 6.84%
    7.3Good
  • SREADBA Sempra
    $19.09 · 7.53%
    7.3Good
  • DTBDTE Energy Company
    $15.20 · 7.20%
    7.1Good
  • TBBAT&T Inc
    $18.58 · 7.20%
    8.0High Quality
  • PRHPrudential Financial, Inc
    $21.66 · 6.87%
    6.6Good
  • RZCReinsurance Group of America, Incorporated
    $25.51 · 6.98%
    5.5Average
  • AEFCAegon Funding Company LLC
    $17.65 · 7.22%
    7.2Good
  • WRB-FW.R. Berkley Corporation
    $17.40 · 7.33%
    6.8Good
  • UNMAUnum Group
    $20.50 · 7.62%
    6.5Good
  • MGREAffiliated Managers Group, Inc
    $21.26 · 7.94%
    6.3Average
  • JSMNavient Corporation
    $15.79 · 9.50%
    6.6Good
  • SFBStifel Financial Corporation
    $17.82 · 7.30%
    6.8Good
  • TRINITrinity Capital Inc
    $25.24 · 7.80%
    6.3Average
  • HCXYHercules Capital, Inc
    $23.95 · 6.52%
    6.8Good
  • NMFCZNew Mountain Finance Corporation
    $25.10 · 8.22%
    5.6Average
  • TWODTwo Harbors Investment Corp
    $25.59 · 9.16%
    6.3Average
  • RCDReady Capital Corporation
    $20.01 · 11.24%
    5.6Average
TickerIssuerCouponPriceCurrent yieldMaturesvs parPaysIQSMore columns
CMSCCMS Energy Corporation5.875%$20.367.21%Oct 15, 2078-18.56%Quarterly7.1GoodYield to maturity, first call, credit
SOJDThe Southern Company4.95%$17.487.08%—-30.08%Quarterly7.4GoodYield to maturity, first call, credit
NEE-UNextEra Energy, Inc6.5%$22.517.22%—-9.98%Quarterly6.4AverageYield to maturity, first call, credit
DUKBDuke Energy Corporation5.625%$20.556.84%—-17.80%Quarterly7.3GoodYield to maturity, first call, credit
SREADBA Sempra5.75%$19.097.53%—-23.66%Quarterly7.3GoodYield to maturity, first call, credit
DTBDTE Energy Company4.375%$15.207.20%Oct 15, 2080-39.20%Quarterly7.1GoodYield to maturity, first call, credit
TBBAT&T Inc5.35%$18.587.20%—-25.68%Quarterly8.0High QualityYield to maturity, first call, credit
PRHPrudential Financial, Inc5.95%$21.666.87%—-13.38%Quarterly6.6GoodYield to maturity, first call, credit
RZCReinsurance Group of America, Incorporated7.125%$25.516.98%Oct 15, 2052+2.04%Quarterly5.5AverageYield to maturity, first call, credit
AEFCAegon Funding Company LLC5.1%$17.657.22%Dec 15, 2049-29.40%Quarterly7.2GoodYield to maturity, first call, credit
WRB-FW.R. Berkley Corporation5.1%$17.407.33%Dec 30, 2059-30.40%Quarterly6.8GoodYield to maturity, first call, credit
UNMAUnum Group6.25%$20.507.62%—-18.00%Quarterly6.5GoodYield to maturity, first call, credit
MGREAffiliated Managers Group, Inc6.75%$21.267.94%—-14.96%Quarterly6.3AverageYield to maturity, first call, credit
JSMNavient Corporation6.00%$15.799.50%Dec 15, 2043-36.86%Quarterly6.6GoodYield to maturity, first call, credit
SFBStifel Financial Corporation5.2%$17.827.30%Oct 15, 2047-28.72%Quarterly6.8GoodYield to maturity, first call, credit
TRINITrinity Capital Inc7.88%$25.247.80%Sep 30, 2029+0.94%Quarterly6.3AverageYield to maturity, first call, credit
HCXYHercules Capital, Inc6.25%$23.956.52%Oct 30, 2033-4.20%Quarterly6.8GoodYield to maturity, first call, credit
NMFCZNew Mountain Finance Corporation8.25%$25.108.22%Nov 15, 2028+0.40%Quarterly5.6AverageYield to maturity, first call, credit
TWODTwo Harbors Investment Corp9.375%$25.599.16%—+2.36%Quarterly6.3AverageYield to maturity, first call, credit
RCDReady Capital Corporation9.00%$20.0111.24%Dec 15, 2029-19.96%Quarterly5.6AverageYield to maturity, first call, credit
Sample as of Nov 9, 2026. Prices refresh every hour. IQS describes a security. It is not investment advice or a recommendation to buy, sell or hold.

How to read this list

A baby bond is a company’s note that trades on a stock exchange in $25 pieces. It pays interest, usually every quarter, and it has a maturity date on which the company must repay the $25. Utilities, insurers, asset managers and business development companies issue most of them.

The coupon is the yearly interest as a percent of $25. The current yield is the same interest as a percent of today’s price, so it rises as the price falls. “vs par” is where the price sits against $25.

“Matures” is the date the company must repay. Most baby bonds can be repaid earlier, on or after a first call date, at $25 plus the interest owed. A note bought below $25 gains if it is called. A note bought above $25 loses the difference.

How a baby bond differs from a preferred stock

A baby bond is debt. The company owes the interest and must pay it before any preferred dividend. A preferred stock usually has no maturity date, and its board may skip the dividend. Baby bond interest is taxed as ordinary income, not at the lower rate that applies to many preferred dividends. The preferred stocks list shows the preferreds with an open record.

The name is also used for a public proposal to give children government savings accounts. This page covers the securities.

A few rows, read the way a member reads them

  • DTB (DTE Energy Company) trades at $15.20, 39.2% below par. Its 4.375% coupon works out to 7.20% at that price. The notes mature on Oct 15, 2080, when the holder is owed $25.
  • TWOD (Two Harbors Investment Corp) trades at $25.59, 2.4% above par. The company may repay it at $25 once its first call date has passed, so the yield to call on its record is the one to read, not the 9.16% current yield.
  • NMFCZ (New Mountain Finance Corporation) matures on Nov 15, 2028. At $25.10 the holder collects the 8.25% coupon until then and is repaid $25, unless the company calls it first.

What the list leaves out

Yield to maturity, yield to call, the first call date, where the note ranks among the company’s debts and the credit quality are on each record. The full 170+ notes, with filters by coupon, maturity, sector and credit quality, saved screens and the alerts, open with an account: the first 10 rows of each screener on Starter, every row on Plus.

The score describes income quality on a 0-to-10 scale and ranks nothing. Credit quality shows Investment grade, High yield or Not rated. Sources: SEC EDGAR, licensed market data, FRED. Nothing on this page is investment advice or a recommendation to buy, sell or hold.

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