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secured lease obligation bond (SLOB)

secured lease obligation bond (SLOB) definition - business

secured lease obligation bond (SLOB)

A debt obligation serviced by lease payments on a single asset. The debt may be secured only by the lease or by a combination of the lease and a lien on the asset being leased. SLOBs are used primarily by electric utilities to finance power stations.

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