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debt security

debt security 债务证券 作为公司进行负债融资的工具而在公司账目上反映为债务的任何形式的公司证券,如债券、票据等。通常认为,债务证券包括除产权证券或股票之外的任何证券。 (→debt financing; equity financing; equity security)

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debt security

A security representing funds borrowed by the corporation from the holder of the debt obligation; esp., a bond, note, or debenture. • Generally, a debt security is any security that is not an equity security. See BOND(3). [Cases: Securities Regulation 5.12, 5.13, 250. C.J.S. Securities Regulation §§ 22–23, 388, 394.]

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security interest

security interest. A property interest created by agreement or by operation of law to secure performance of an obligation (esp. repayment of a debt). • Although the UCC limits the creation of a security interest to personal property, the Bankruptcy Code defines the term to mean “a lien created by an agreement.” 11 USCA §

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security agreement

security agreement. An agreement that creates or provides for an interest in specified real or personal property to guarantee the performance of an obligation. • It must provide for a security interest, describe the collateral, and be signed by the debtor. The agreement may include other important covenants and warranties. [Cases: Secured Transactions 41–51. C.J.S.

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hybrid security

A security with features of both a debt instrument (such as a bond) and an equity interest (such as a share of stock). • An example of a hybrid security is a convertible bond, which can be exchanged for shares in the issuing corporation and is subject to stock-price fluctuations.

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security interest

A property interest created by agreement or by operation of law to secure performance of an obligation (esp. repayment of a debt). • Although the UCC limits the creation of a security interest to personal property, the Bankruptcy Code defines the term to mean “a lien created by an agreement.” 11 USCA § 101(51). [Cases:

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