noteholder

noun

noteholder

noun

Etymology From note + holder.

1

Business, Finance An entity holding a note, such as a promissory note.

9 per cent of Centro's existing issued securities were to be issued in mid-January to its 23 financiers, comprising Australian banks and US private placement noteholders, on a pro rata basis at market value.2009 January 15, “Centro in trading halt pending announcement”, in Herald Sun:

Hypernyms: debtholder, creditor
Coordinate terms: bondholder

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