bulldog bond

Definition

A bond issued in Britain by a foreign company, often denominated in British pounds. A bulldog bond can be purchased by a foreign investor. The investor takes on some added risk because the investment is based in a different country, but could see added benefits depending on how the British currency performs. "Bulldog" refers to the type of dog that serves as a symbol for England.

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