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Bond Indenture |
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Bond indenture
Bond Indenture A contract for a bond. An indenture sets the terms of the bond; for example, it includes the coupon rate, the period until maturity, and whether the bond comes with any special features like convertibility or whether it is callable. All bonds must have an indenture. Indentures are usually summarized in a bond's prospectus. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Investors concerned by the lack of bondholder protection should consider waiting for the fallen angel to refinance in the high-yield market, when appropriate covenants will be added to the new bond indenture," Payden said. Reserves are expected to remain strong despite amendments to the bond indenture and strong debt service coverage is expected to continue. It is expected that a bond indenture will require that the ECFSA assign its rights, title and interest in the pledged revenues to a trustee, and will direct that the state transfers such revenues directly to the trustee. |
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