Bond Transfer
/ˈbɑnd trænsˌfɜr/
Definitions
- (n.) The legal act of transferring ownership or rights in a bond from one party to another.
The bond transfer was completed after both parties signed the agreement.
- (n.) The process by which title to a bond is passed, often involving endorsement and delivery under securities law.
Bond transfers must comply with national securities regulations to be valid.
Forms
- bond transfer
- bond transfers
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Commentary
The term typically refers to a formal conveyance of rights in debt securities; drafting should clarify whether transfer involves physical delivery or electronic registration.
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