bondholders in A Sentence

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    You wouldn't, and neither would Bondholders.

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    Bondholder whose name is recorded with the issuer and.

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    One who purchases a bond is called the bondholder.

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    What if some Bondholders don't accept the new terms?

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    This happened because Trump transferred 50% of casino property to Bondholders.

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    In addition, Maduro's haphazard approach to economic policy has left Bondholders believing that he would not be able to conduct a serious debt negotiation.

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    Other than the pension funds and insurance companies that are long-term Bondholders, it is not clear what market there will be for bail-in bonds.

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    Now the Fed is the bondholder, but by law it must remit most of the interest to the Treasury, thus giving the government a virtually interest-free loan.

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    This is frequently done in bankruptcies, where the current shareholders are wiped out and the Bondholders become the new stockholders, agreeing to reduce the company's debt burden in the process.

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    Tuesday's bankruptcy court filing also said the deadline for objecting to Seadrill's plan had been extended to Feb. 19 for the official committee of unsecured creditors, an ad hoc group of Bondholders and Barclays Capital.

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    Coupons for interest payments are physically attached to the security, and it is the bondholder's responsibility to submit the coupons to a bank for payment and redeem the physical certificate when the bond reaches the maturity date.

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    It was crucial for RCom to win the approval of its Bondholders, because according to the inter-creditor agreement(ICA) signed by the Indian banks, the local lenders can agree to a debt restructuring only if the dollar bonds are also restructured.

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    Called “contingent capital bonds, “bail-inable bonds or “bail-in bonds, … these securities say in the fine print, that the Bondholders agree contractually(rather than being forced statutorily) that if certain conditions occur(notably the bank’s insolvency), the lender’s money will be turned into bank capital.

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    For example, a mortgage lender would make a house loan, and then use the investment bank to sell bonds to fund the debt, the money from the sale of the bonds can be used to make new loans, while the lender accepts loan payments and passes the payments on to the Bondholders.

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