Sentences with phrase «bond contracts»
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.
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Open a futures account and short the government 10 year treasury bond contract.
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.
The Pt - Pt bond contracted by 0.28 Å when excited.
According to the Financial Post, the bill also provides protection of covered bond contracts and collateral in the event an issuer goes bankrupt.
Issuers will be able to structure, execute and administer legally enforceable bond contracts using public blockchain infrastructure.
Later in life, an early bonding contract may become an «unlivable agreement» (a term I heard years ago from Landry Wildwind during an EMDR workshop) that causes problems in adulthood relationships.
Sandor was responsible for creating the first interest rate futures contract (Ginnie Mae) as well the enormously successful 30 - year bond contract.
That is, for every bond contract they own, how many shares does the conversion option allow them to obtain?
The bond contract is usually administered by a trust company on behalf of all the bondholders.
Note that the other aspects of a bond, like maturity, coupon rate, and face value, are immutably written into the bond contract.