counterbond
/kaʊntərbɒnd/Definitions
1. noun
A bond or obligation that is given by one party to another in return for a loan or other financial assistance.
“The company issued a counterbond to secure the loan from the investor.”
1. noun
A bond or obligation that is given by one party to another in return for a loan or other financial assistance.
“The company issued a counterbond to secure the loan from the investor.”