At their most basic, bonds are loans.

Loans made to an issuer (often the Government or a company) which undertakes to repay the loan at an agreed later date. The term refers generically to corporate bonds or government bonds (gilts). Howe [..]

a form of debt security whereby the debt holder has a creditor stake in the company. Obligations issued by business units, governmental units and certain nonprofit units having a fixed schedule for on [..]

otherwise known as fixed-interest securities, bonds are basically IOUs which are issued by governments, financial institutions and companies. Generally, the issuer undertakes to pay inve [..]

A bond is a type of IOU issued by a government, local authority or company to raise money.

A loan for a fixed period of time at a fixed rate of interest which can be traded on the sharemarket. Generally issued by a government or semi-government body, as a tradeable debt Security to raise money. Holders receive a fixed rate of interest for their loan. Once the maturity date is reached the bond is repaid with interest.

Fixed interest debt investments that can be bought and sold, and may be traded on an exchange.

May be tax-free Municipal Bonds, U.S. Government issued Treasuries or Corporate Bonds which reflect debt by the issuing authority in exchange for interest payment to the purchaser.

A certificate of indebtedness, in writing and often under seal.

A loan for a fixed period of time at a fixed rate of interest which can be traded on the sharemarket.  Generally issued by a government or semi-government body, as a tradeable debt Security to raise money.  Holders receive a fixed rate of interest for their loan. Once the maturity date is reached the bond is repaid with interest.

Debt obligations of corporations or the government

A bond is an obligation, expressed in writing, to pay a fixed and liquidated sum on the happening or nonoccurence of a specified condition or event. The term "bond" includes investment bonds [..]

A bond is a type of security held on a debt or a single premium life assurance investment bond. Bonds are sold to investors by companies.

A financing mechanism used to raise funds. A bond is secured debt offered through a legal entity (usually a state or local government) that guarantees the purchaser’s right to receive a fixed intere [..]

A security certifying a loan of money at a specified rate of interest and for a specified period of time.

These are securities which pay interest at specified intervals and the principle amount of the loan is paid at maturity.

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a government, or company can raise capital by issuing a bond. Bondholders receive interest (a ‘coupon’) and the capital is repaid at maturity. The difference between bonds and loans is that bonds can [..]

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These are, in essence, a financial backstop for a contractor’s guarantee. A person or authority awarding a contract requires protection against the failure of the contractor to meet the terms of the c [..]

These are a guarantee issued by a bank or insurance company that an individual or company will meet various obligations.

Callable bonds also known as redeemable bonds, they give the issuer the right to pay off - or call - the outstanding debt after a specified date. This allows the corporation to retire high-interest de [..]

Bonds that can be exchanged for a company's common shares. Convertible bonds combine the security of bonds with the opportunely to make gains from the appreciation of common stock.

An extendable bond gives the holder the right to exchange the bond for a longer-term bond at the same or a higher rate of interest. A retractable bond allows the investor to redeem the bond at par ear [..]

Some bonds issued by Canadian institutions are denominated is foreign currencies. Foreign-pay bonds are used to raise money in international markets. For example, bonds denominated in yen will appeal [..]

A sinking fund is a sum of money set aside, usually annually, by the issuer of a bond or debenture to be used to repay all or part of the debt by maturity. This provides added security for investors; [..]

The federal government issues 30-year bonds with interest rates that are adjusted to account for inflation. The base rate is (say) 4.50% and the return is adjusted according to a formula on consumer p [..]

Issued without interest coupons. They are sold at a discount to face value, with the difference between the selling price and the face value representing the investor's return.

Provide a way for governments and companies to raise money from investors for current spending requirements. In exchange for an upfront payment from investors, a bond will typically commit the issuer [..]

Issued by Governments and companies to borrow money for a fixed period. They pay a fixed income on what they borrow and promise to pay you back. For example, a company that wants to borrow money for a number of years will offer to sell bonds at a stated value for a stated period (eg. £100 for 5 years) and pay a rate of interest to the lender. At th [..]

A bond is a contract in which an issuer undertakes to make payments to an owner or beneficiary when certain events or dates specified in the contract ...

A bond is commonly understood to be a debt instrument in which a borrower receives an advance of funds and contracts to make future payments of interest ...

"Bonds" or "revenue bonds" means revenue bonds, as defined in ORS 286A.001 (Definitions for ORS chapter 286A).

see fixed interest securities

An investment where you lend money to a company or institution and they promise to repay that debt. Sometimes they offer fixed rates of interest (known as the coupon) to be repaid at an agreed time, i [..]

Provide a way for governments and companies to raise money from investors for current spending requirements. In exchange for an upfront payment from investors, a bond will typically commit the issuer to make annual interest payments and to repay the initial investment amount on maturity at a specified date in the future.

Debt securities issued by governments and companies as a means of raising capital which generally entitle the holder to a fixed-rate of interest during their life and repayment of the amount of the bo [..]

Also referred to as Fixed Interest Securities. A bond can be issued by either a company or a government and is a way of raising capital. Investors buying a bond are effectively loaning money to the issuer. Most bonds promise to pay a fixed rate of interest for a given period of time, at the end of which the holders are, in most cases, repaid the ca [..]

Investments through which one loans money to a corporation or government.

Debt securities issued by governments, financial institutions or other companies to raise capital. They are traded on financial markets and mainly offer fixed rates of interest over a determined perio [..]

This is a type of investment that represents corporate or government debt. In essence, a bond is a loan from the purchaser to the company or government agency that issued it. Bonds are not federally insured, though bonds issued by the U.S. Government are considered free of repayment risk.

U.S. Savings Bonds are a popular way to save for the future. They are issued by the U.S. Treasury Bureau of the Public Debt. They are exempt from state income taxes and taxes are deferred until redeemed. DCU

Debt obligation issued by a government or business firm with a term typically exceeding five years. Generally, a promise to repay the principal along with interest on a specified date. Often secured a [..]

A bond is a certificate issued by a company which oblige it to pay certain sums at certain times to the holder of the bond (a bit like a cheque). So, when someone buys a company’s bond, he or she is e [..]

Security bonds (deposits) are recommended by most Letting Agents. It is recommended that when letting a property a bond (deposit) of one months rent is paid by the tenant and held in a designated Client Account. The money is only to be used to cover agreed losses incurred by the Landlord, such as non payment of rent or breakages.

$165,000,000 8.00% convertible bonds repaid 2012

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A long-term debt security with a stated interest rate and fixed due dates, issued by a corporation or a government, when interest and principal must be paid. There are many variations.

 – A fixed- term debt obligation offered by governments or companies. Bonds pay investors a fixed interest rate with a promise to repay the principle at a specific future date.

Promissory notes issued by a corporation or government to its lenders, usually with a specified amount of interest for a specified length of time. Book:

  A bond is a tradable debenture certificate which represents a fraction of a loan issued by a company, a public body or a government. As his income is contract-based, the bondholder does not support the business risk of the issuing entity. However, he has no corporate right and he is not entitled to receive a dividend and to take part in the issui [..]

It is promissory note issued by the government or a company to its buyers. It illustrates the specified amount held for a specified time period by the buyer.

A certificate which is evidence of a debt on which the issuer promises to pay the holder a specified amount of interest for a specified length of time, and to repay the loan on its maturity. Strictly [..]

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Fixed interest financial instruments issued by governments, companies, banks, public utilities and other large entities. Bonds pay the bearer a fixed amount at a specified end date. Interest can either be paid over a specified interval (month, year etc.) or paid at the end date.  See also Community Bonds

A bond is a debt investment in which an investor loans money to an entity (typically corporate or governmental) which borrows the funds for a defined period of time at a variable or fixed interest rat [..]

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Pacific Brands Underwear Group, known under its core brand Bonds, was an Australian manufacturer and is now a subsidiary of Hanesbrands. It is an importer of men's, women's and children's underwear an [..]

Bonds is a surname. Notable people with the surname include: Alfred Bryan Bonds (1913–1989), public servant, college administrator and fifth president of Baldwin-Wallace College Anita Bonds (born c. [..]