bondholder
Americannoun
noun
Other Word Forms
- bondholding adjective
Etymology
Origin of bondholder
Example Sentences
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Fifteen years of anemic supply following the 2008-09 financial crisis had left bondholders starved for new muni debt, a favorite of wealthy American households because it pays out interest exempt from federal income taxes.
But bondholders are still exposed, as less of a cash cushion means weaker credit quality, and higher yields.
Discovery board, Paramount says it will agree to fully backstop an exchange offer that relieves WBD of its contractual bondholder obligations.
Ledn must now extend new loans with the liquidation proceeds to generate interest income needed to pay bondholders.
Credit spreads on Oracle’s existing bonds tightened by roughly 30 basis points after Monday’s issuance, as bondholders found relief in the company’s promise for just a single issuance in 2026, according to data from BondCliQ.
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