Debt Capital Markets · glossary
A promise Valkenrade signs alone, in favour of each accountholder of the clearing systems. If the global note is not exchanged or paid when due, each accountholder takes direct rights against Valkenrade for the amount in its account. Without it, an account entry alone would give no claim. Prospectus, Global Form · Chapter 6 · see Global note
Explained in Chapter 6, Fiscal Agent or Trustee, and Noteholder Meetings, of Debt Capital Markets.
Also explained in Restructuring Plans.
The bearer is whoever holds the global note: the bank that keeps it for the clearing systems. The Deed of Covenant is a promise that Valkenrade signs alone, in favour of each accountholder. If the global note fails, each accountholder can sue Valkenrade directly for the amount in its account. It then passes what it recovers on to its clients.Read Chapter 6, Fiscal Agent or Trustee, and Noteholder Meetings →
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