Bondholder

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Bondholder

A firm often has stockholders and bondholders. In a liquidation, the bondholders have first priority.

Bondholder

A person or company that owns a municipal or corporate bond. The bond represents a debt that the bond issuer owes to the bondholder. Thus, a bondholder usually has the right to receive principal and interest on this debt, though some derivatives separate the two. In the event of the bankruptcy of the issuer, bondholders have priority over shareholders in the liquidation of assets.

bondholder

An individual or institution that owns bonds in a corporation or other organization.

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Additionally, NBC witnessed a noticeable increase in the number of individual bond-holders saving through bond certificates across different categories in 2013, with the total number of female bond-holders increasing by 18 per cent and the total number of male bond-holders rising by 21 per cent.

Thanks to our efforts, we have been able to offer our bond-holders attractive prizes as well as compound annual returns averaging 57 per cent between 2006 and 2013.

National Bonds Registers 23 per cent Increase in Number of Savers in 2013

Through our continuous efforts, we hope to speed up this momentum and provide all the necessary tools to help our bond-holders carve a stable financial future for themselves and their families," Al Ali added.

NBC posts 23% jump in savers

The top ten list of male winners as a proportion of those bond-holders with the same first name is: Matthew, Neil, Bryan, Mark, Daniel, Steven, Alexander, Nigel, Jonathan and Laurence.

Personal Finance: Women top the Premium Bond prizes

The court heard that in 2005 that the companies appeared in serious financial difficulty and by 2007 bond-holders had PS3.

Mr Cummings said: "The survival of the business was dependent on bond-holders leaving their money in the scheme - by continually reinvesting their bonds rather than cashing them in at any stage.

'SWINDLE LEFT OAPS PENNILESS' Court told one victim lost PS329k

It works like this: United's bond-holders, who have already forked out pounds 500 a head for the right to buy season tickets for 10 years - and receive free Cup tickets for three seasons - are now being asked to find ANOTHER pounds 300 to secure "preferential seat allocation in any new stadium to be built.