Bond Power
A "power of attorney" used in connection with the sale and transfer of registered bonds. It is necessary to obtain bond powers whenever registered bonds are pledged as collateral.
Bond Power
Bond Power definition :
A form used in the transfer of registered bonds from one owner to a different owner.
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Bond Power: The registered holder, entity, or court appointed representative must endorse a bond presented for transfer. Registered holders can sign either the back of the bond or a separate bond power.
Bond power
Bond ratio
The percentage of a company's capitalization represented by bonds. The ratio is calculated by dividing the total bonds due after one year by that same figure plus all other equity.
Bond Power - Form used to transfer ownership of a bond.
Book Value - Balance sheet measure of a company's net worth.
Bond Power
A form used in the transfer of registered bonds from one owner to another. A bond power replicates the assignment form on the back of the bond certificate, but it is separated from the certificate.
See: Bond Power; Stock Power
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Mutual fund that aims to profit from stock investments in companies whose business is energy related. For example, oil, gas, solar energy, and coal companies.
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and signed by the registered owner, authorizes the transfer of the security into the name of a new owner. Assignments are often executed by the registered owner 'in blank,' with the name of the assignee filled in subsequently. See: BOND POWER; ...
Legal transfer A stock transaction that requires special documentation in addition to standard stock or bond power to be legally valid.
Transaction that requires documentation other than the standard stock or bond power to validate the transfer of a stock certificate from a seller to a buyer-for example, securities registered to a corporation or to a deceased person.
A stock transaction that requires special documentation in addition to standard stock or bond power to be legally valid.
Legislative risk
The risk that new or changed legislation will have a large positive or negative effect on an investment.
ASSIGNMENT " (1) To sign a document to authorize transfer of ownership, either the stock/bond certificate itself or a separate form known as a stock power/bond power. (2) Notice that an option has been exercised.
bonds can be assigned by completing and signing a form printed on the back of the certificate-or, as is sometimes preferred for safety reasons, by executing a separate form, called an assignment separate from certificate or stock/bond power.
A conventional unit of measure for bond prices set at $1 and equivalent to 1% of the $100 face value of the bond. A price of 80 means that the bond is selling at 80% of its face or par value.
Bond power ...
Bond power A form used in the transfer of registered bonds from one owner to a different owner. Bond premium See: Bond discount Bond rating A rating based on the possibility of default by a bond issuer.
 See also: Banks, Indenture, Legal opinion, Convertible Bond, Floor broker
  
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