ADJUSTMENT BOND

Given during a restructuring phase by a corporation, an adjustment bond is handed out to the bondholders of an outstanding bond issue before the restructuring. The debt obligations are merged and transferred to the adjustment bond from the outstanding bond issue. This is an efficient recapitalization of the outstanding debts obligations of the company, which is done by adjusting the terms ( such as maturity lengths and interest rates) to heighten the chance of meeting the obligations of the company.