bondmanship

/ˈbɒndmænʃɪp/

Definitions

1. noun

the practice of using or issuing bonds, especially as a means of financing a project or business.

“The company’s bondmanship strategy helped raise funds for its new infrastructure development.”

2. noun

the quality or state of having or showing financial expertise in the issuance and management of bonds.

“He was known for his exceptional bondmanship skills, which made him a sought-after financial advisor.”

Synonyms

  • bond issuance
  • fixed-income finance

Antonyms

  • debt avoidance
  • financial recklessness