Bondholder (noun)

A person or organization that holds bonds, typically as a form of investment.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from bond + holder.

Examples:

1. The bondholders were pleased with the company's steady payment of interest on their bonds.
2. The bondholder received a significant return on investment from the sale of their bonds.
3. The bondholders were concerned about the company's ability to repay its debts.
4. The bondholder considered bonds to be a safer investment compared to stocks.
5. The bondholder held a diversified portfolio that included both bonds and stocks.