Legal analysis: the types of corporate bonds can be divided into the following categories according to whether the bonds have collateral, repayment methods and issuance forms: (1) According to whether there is collateral: (1) Bonds with collateral, including: corporate bonds with real estate mortgage. Movable property mortgage company bonds. Trust company bonds secured by other bonds or stocks. (2) Credit corporate bonds are corporate bonds that rely entirely on the credit of the issuing company and have no specific mortgaged property as collateral. (2) According to the repayment method, it is divided into (1) corporate bonds with one-time repayment, also known as general corporate bonds. (2) Repaying corporate bonds by installments. (3) Notify creditors to repay corporate bonds, that is, notify creditors to repay corporate bonds in advance before the bonds expire. (3) Classification by issuance method: (1) Registered bonds include: principal registered bonds; Principal and interest registered bonds. (2) bearer bonds. (3) Corporate bonds can be exchanged, that is, corporate bonds with stocks can be exchanged. (4) Interest-bearing corporate bonds are accompanied by coupons, and the holders can obtain interest on the bonds with the coupons. In addition, there are corporate income bonds, that is, whether the interest of corporate bonds has enough income to issue corporate bonds in the current period; Redemption of old debt corporate bonds refers to bonds issued to recover issued bonds.
Legal basis: Article 159 of the Company Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates that corporate bonds can be transferred, and the transfer price shall be agreed by the transferor and transferee. Where corporate bonds are listed and traded on a stock exchange, they shall be transferred in accordance with the trading rules of the stock exchange.