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Bond Terminologies

Explain the differences between Senior Bonds and Subordinates Bonds.

Senior Bonds are the bonds that are considered before other junior bonds in the hierarchy of payment during liquidation. Senior Bonds come with lower risk. Subordinate bonds come with higher returns and relatively higher risk. In the extreme case of liquidation of the Bond Issuing company, 'senior bonds' are paid off before 'subordinate bonds'.

Senior Bonds are the bonds that are considered before other junior bonds in the hierarchy of payment during liquidation. Senior Bonds come with lower risk. Subordinate bonds come with higher returns and relatively higher risk. In the extreme case of liquidation of the Bond Issuing company, 'senior bonds' are paid off before 'subordinate bonds'.

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