hard · Debt Capital Markets bond-instruments-structures
An issuer has a 'Negative Pledge' covenant in its bond indenture. This covenant primarily functions to:
- Restrict the issuer from granting liens to other creditors without providing equal security to the bondholders.
- Permanently bar the company from ever issuing any form of secured debt obligation going forward at all.
- Compel the borrower to maintain a defined minimum level of unencumbered, freely available liquidity at all times.
- Prevent the issuer from distributing any dividends or making other shareholder payments while the debt remains outstanding.
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