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bondholder
/ ˈbɒndˌhəʊldə /
noun
- an owner of one or more bonds issued by a company or other institution
Other Words From
- bondholding adjective noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of bondholder1
Example Sentences
Despite Treasury denials, bond traders expect the government to prioritize repaying bondholders under a plan developed during the 2011 debt crisis.
Congress in essence repudiated the government’s obligations, and bondholders were left with depreciated paper money.
Reuters reported some bondholders had given up hope on receiving their interest payments Thursday, and instead were awaiting word from Evergrande on its path forward within the next month.
Revenue bonds are sold to bondholders with a pledge that debt will be covered by specific revenue streams such as rent or tolls.
Scott Zuchorski, head of the North America infrastructure group for Fitch Ratings, said the bondholders are probably concerned about how much they will be paid.
But instead President Obama cut a deal “to pay off the UAW at the expense of every bondholder.”
We have the honor to pay it, and we do not pay it on account of the avarice or greed of the bondholder.
The same feeling may actuate many a Peruvian bondholder when he is told that the Peruvians are beginning to cultivate literature.
That the bond was payable in Federal currency, and this was all the bondholder ever asked from the State.
Still, the bondholder fancied it would not be insuperably difficult to contrive that the occasion did not arise.
Jimmy clenched a firm brown hand, and felt his fingers itch for a grip on the bondholder's throat.
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