A type of bond that is generally issued by corporations in foreign countries, but is no longer issued by U.S. corporations is called a:

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Bearer bonds are no longer issued by U.S. corporations, but are still commonly issued by corporations in foreign countries. Registered bonds and registered coupon bonds are still issued in the U.S., and serial bonds and mortgage bonds are types of bonds that can still be issued by U.S. corporations.

A Type of Bond That Is Generally Issued by Corporations