bond power

Bond power

A form used in the transfer of registered bonds from one owner to a different owner.
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Bond Power

A form used to transfer a bond from a seller to a buyer without endorsing the bond certificate. See also: Stock power.
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bond power

A form, separate from a bond certificate, that permits the owner of the bond to transfer ownership to another investor without endorsing the bond certificate. Compare stock power.
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