Joint Bond
A bond that is guaranteed by a party other than the issuer. Also called a "joint-and-several bond."

Investopedia Says:
These are commonly used when a parent company is required to guarantee the bonds of a subsidiary.

Related Terms:
Bond
Joint
Joint Owned Property
Joint Stock Company
Joint Venture
Jointly and Severally
Subsidiary

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