________ are claims that are not satisfied until those of the creditors holding certain (senior) debts have been fully satisfied.

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Subordinated debentures are a type of debt that ranks lower in terms of priority compared to senior debt. This means that in the case of bankruptcy or default, the claims of subordinated debenture holders will only be satisfied after those of senior debt holders have been fully satisfied. Convertible debentures, mortgage bonds, and collateral trust bonds are not necessarily subordinated debt securities.

________ Are Claims That Are Not Satisfied Until Those of the Creditors