Definition of bondholder in English:

bondholder

noun ˈbɒndhəʊldəˈbɑndˌhoʊldər

A person owning a bond or bonds issued by a government or a public company.
Example sentencesExamples
- An Elan bond, where the bondholder can exercise the right to be repaid in 18 months, currently yields 19 per cent per annum.
- But City sources said bondholders and shareholders have little choice but to go along.
- Previously we discussed the event of a corporate liquidation where bondholders and preferred shareholders are paid first.
- It sends all the wrong signals to the market and can quickly turn to a vicious downward spiral as lenders, bondholders, and equity investors take fright.
- There are also no payouts from either the firm or its guarantor to shareholders and bondholders before the maturity date of the discount debt.
- There are currently 23 million bondholders, owning bonds worth £25 billion.
- This is usually applied to plans in falling markets when bondholders surrender their policies early.
- The trustee's job is to liquidate bankrupt companies to repay bondholders.
- Out-of-court negotiations are proceeding with the bondholders.
- The issuer promises to pay scheduled interest payments to the bondholder, and return the face amount of the bond after a specified period of time.
- The reorganization plan must be accepted by the creditors, bondholders and stockholders and confirmed by the court.
- The resale value of physical capital is collateral that secures the value of loans (or that reverts to bondholders, if a firm should go bankrupt).
- In that case, the company would compensate bondholders for their loss of interest with payment of the present value of future interest.
- This spectacular fall left lenders and bondholders with unpaid debts of some $2 billion.
- But now, having pushed through the required changes to keep itself alive, it is the bondholders and creditors who have emerged triumphant and in pocket.
- Eventually it sought bankruptcy protection, settling with bondholders by agreeing to pay 19 cents on the dollar.
- As bondholders, the investors would merely be creditors of the company, rather than members of it.
- In exchange for the amendment, bank lenders would be paid back ahead of some bondholders if the company files for bankruptcy protection.
- Now he's trying to pull the same deal with private bondholders.
- She said recoveries for bondholders and other unsecured creditors would be about 0.2 per cent less than earlier estimates.

Definition of bondholder in US English:

bondholder

nounˈbändˌhōldərˈbɑndˌhoʊldər

A person owning a bond or bonds issued by a government or a public company.
Example sentencesExamples
- There are also no payouts from either the firm or its guarantor to shareholders and bondholders before the maturity date of the discount debt.
- Previously we discussed the event of a corporate liquidation where bondholders and preferred shareholders are paid first.
- This is usually applied to plans in falling markets when bondholders surrender their policies early.
- There are currently 23 million bondholders, owning bonds worth £25 billion.
- But now, having pushed through the required changes to keep itself alive, it is the bondholders and creditors who have emerged triumphant and in pocket.
- An Elan bond, where the bondholder can exercise the right to be repaid in 18 months, currently yields 19 per cent per annum.
- She said recoveries for bondholders and other unsecured creditors would be about 0.2 per cent less than earlier estimates.
- This spectacular fall left lenders and bondholders with unpaid debts of some $2 billion.
- The issuer promises to pay scheduled interest payments to the bondholder, and return the face amount of the bond after a specified period of time.
- But City sources said bondholders and shareholders have little choice but to go along.
- The resale value of physical capital is collateral that secures the value of loans (or that reverts to bondholders, if a firm should go bankrupt).
- The reorganization plan must be accepted by the creditors, bondholders and stockholders and confirmed by the court.
- Out-of-court negotiations are proceeding with the bondholders.
- Eventually it sought bankruptcy protection, settling with bondholders by agreeing to pay 19 cents on the dollar.
- In that case, the company would compensate bondholders for their loss of interest with payment of the present value of future interest.
- It sends all the wrong signals to the market and can quickly turn to a vicious downward spiral as lenders, bondholders, and equity investors take fright.
- In exchange for the amendment, bank lenders would be paid back ahead of some bondholders if the company files for bankruptcy protection.
- Now he's trying to pull the same deal with private bondholders.
- The trustee's job is to liquidate bankrupt companies to repay bondholders.
- As bondholders, the investors would merely be creditors of the company, rather than members of it.

词汇	bondholder
释义	Definition of bondholder in English: bondholder noun ˈbɒndhəʊldəˈbɑndˌhoʊldər A person owning a bond or bonds issued by a government or a public company. Example sentencesExamples An Elan bond, where the bondholder can exercise the right to be repaid in 18 months, currently yields 19 per cent per annum. But City sources said bondholders and shareholders have little choice but to go along. Previously we discussed the event of a corporate liquidation where bondholders and preferred shareholders are paid first. It sends all the wrong signals to the market and can quickly turn to a vicious downward spiral as lenders, bondholders, and equity investors take fright. There are also no payouts from either the firm or its guarantor to shareholders and bondholders before the maturity date of the discount debt. There are currently 23 million bondholders, owning bonds worth £25 billion. This is usually applied to plans in falling markets when bondholders surrender their policies early. The trustee's job is to liquidate bankrupt companies to repay bondholders. Out-of-court negotiations are proceeding with the bondholders. The issuer promises to pay scheduled interest payments to the bondholder, and return the face amount of the bond after a specified period of time. The reorganization plan must be accepted by the creditors, bondholders and stockholders and confirmed by the court. The resale value of physical capital is collateral that secures the value of loans (or that reverts to bondholders, if a firm should go bankrupt). In that case, the company would compensate bondholders for their loss of interest with payment of the present value of future interest. This spectacular fall left lenders and bondholders with unpaid debts of some $2 billion. But now, having pushed through the required changes to keep itself alive, it is the bondholders and creditors who have emerged triumphant and in pocket. Eventually it sought bankruptcy protection, settling with bondholders by agreeing to pay 19 cents on the dollar. As bondholders, the investors would merely be creditors of the company, rather than members of it. In exchange for the amendment, bank lenders would be paid back ahead of some bondholders if the company files for bankruptcy protection. Now he's trying to pull the same deal with private bondholders. She said recoveries for bondholders and other unsecured creditors would be about 0.2 per cent less than earlier estimates. Definition of bondholder in US English: bondholder nounˈbändˌhōldərˈbɑndˌhoʊldər A person owning a bond or bonds issued by a government or a public company. Example sentencesExamples There are also no payouts from either the firm or its guarantor to shareholders and bondholders before the maturity date of the discount debt. Previously we discussed the event of a corporate liquidation where bondholders and preferred shareholders are paid first. This is usually applied to plans in falling markets when bondholders surrender their policies early. There are currently 23 million bondholders, owning bonds worth £25 billion. But now, having pushed through the required changes to keep itself alive, it is the bondholders and creditors who have emerged triumphant and in pocket. An Elan bond, where the bondholder can exercise the right to be repaid in 18 months, currently yields 19 per cent per annum. She said recoveries for bondholders and other unsecured creditors would be about 0.2 per cent less than earlier estimates. This spectacular fall left lenders and bondholders with unpaid debts of some $2 billion. The issuer promises to pay scheduled interest payments to the bondholder, and return the face amount of the bond after a specified period of time. But City sources said bondholders and shareholders have little choice but to go along. The resale value of physical capital is collateral that secures the value of loans (or that reverts to bondholders, if a firm should go bankrupt). The reorganization plan must be accepted by the creditors, bondholders and stockholders and confirmed by the court. Out-of-court negotiations are proceeding with the bondholders. Eventually it sought bankruptcy protection, settling with bondholders by agreeing to pay 19 cents on the dollar. In that case, the company would compensate bondholders for their loss of interest with payment of the present value of future interest. It sends all the wrong signals to the market and can quickly turn to a vicious downward spiral as lenders, bondholders, and equity investors take fright. In exchange for the amendment, bank lenders would be paid back ahead of some bondholders if the company files for bankruptcy protection. Now he's trying to pull the same deal with private bondholders. The trustee's job is to liquidate bankrupt companies to repay bondholders. As bondholders, the investors would merely be creditors of the company, rather than members of it.
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