Bondholder Rights
/ˈbɒndˌhoʊldər raɪts/
Definitions
- (n.) Legal entitlements and protections granted to bondholders, including the right to receive interest and principal payments, vote on certain matters, and enforce terms of the bond agreement.
Bondholder rights assure investors receive timely interest and principal payments according to the bond's terms.
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- bondholder rights
- bondholder right
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Commentary
Bondholder rights often depend on the bond indenture, governing investor protections and remedies in case of default.
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