Bond Reserve

/ˈbɒnd rɪˌzɜrv/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A fund set aside from bond proceeds or repayments to cover specific future obligations, such as debt service or claims.
    The issuer maintained a bond reserve to ensure timely interest payments to bondholders.

Forms

  • bond reserve
  • bond reserves

Commentary

Bond reserves are often stipulated in bond indentures and help enhance creditworthiness by assuring payment security.

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