Bond contracts refer to a legal agreement between an issuer and a holder, where the issuer borrows money from the holder by issuing debt securities known as bonds. Full definition
The federal «pay - to - play» rule does contain one exception: If bond contracts are awarded by competitive bidding, then the prohibition on campaign contributions does not apply. (ibtimes.com)
Open a futures account and short the government 10 year treasury bond contract. (money.stackexchange.com)
A lack of local government capacity and poor legal representation when first drafting bond contracts often put African governments at a disadvantage, the bank argues. (foreignpolicy.com)