A debenture confers on the debenture holder the right to purchase, at face value, one ticket for Rugby Union events at Twickenham Stadium for a given period, currently 10 years (with the exception of a small number of business debentures in the South Stand which confer ticket rights for 15 years). A debenture is fully repayable, currently after 75 years, but bears no interest. See similar questions...

A debenture is an unsecured debt backed by the credit worthiness of the borrower. Like a mortgage, it is a long-term debt that is paid back over time according to a fixed payment schedule. Unlike a mortgage, however, debenture payments are fixed for the entire loan period, and are not renegotiated every few years. Infrastructure Ontario offers flexible approaches to financing and provides borrowers with the option to use serial, amortizing or bullet loans over a variety of different terms. See similar questions...

Provided that debentures are available for purchase, personal and business debentures can be purchased by individuals (but not businesses), provided that the purchaser is a member of a club or constituent body affiliated to the RFU throughout the period that there is an entitlement to purchase tickets. See similar questions...

The Zone is a Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) specifically aimed at controlling parking around the Twickenham Stadium on match days, and on concert days.  The zone is particularly aimed at assisting residents and to dissuade those attending the Rugby Stadium from parking locally on street. See similar questions...

The school was originally housed on Twickenham Green and moved to Hampton in 1992 but retained its already well-established name. See similar questions...

The RFU endeavours to allocate the same seats to debenture holders for England Internationals for which tickets are under the control of the RFU (ie not Rugby World Cup matches). Debenture holders are not guaranteed the same seats for non-International matches, although the RFU strives to provide the highest quality seats for events over which it has ticketing control. See similar questions...

Dorchester Finance's Secured Debenture Stock is issued subject to the terms of its Trust Deed and is secured by a first ranking security, subject to prior charges permitted under the Trust Deed and by operation of law, over the assets and undertaking of Dorchester Finance and its subsidiary companies. Holders of Secured Debenture Stock have first priority for available funds in the event of Dorchester Finance being liquidated (subject to the prior charges above described). See similar questions...

Debentures close on the 1st and 15th of every month and the process generally takes 6-8 weeks assuming that all documentation is provided in a timely manner. See similar questions...

The Debenture Stock is secured by a charge to an independent Trustee Company, who holds a first ranking charge over the mortgages and other assets of Balanced Securities Limited including $1 million paid up capital and retained earnings of the company. Loans made by Balanced Securities Limited are on first mortgage only, and are advanced up to 67% of the value of a property. See similar questions...

Approximately 30 days prior to the maturity date of your investment we will advise you of the current interest rates applicable for new terms. If you wish to change the term or withdraw all or part of your investment at this time, you should advise us in writing at least 7 days prior to the maturity date. If you do nothing we will automatically roll over your debenture investment for the same term as previously held at the applicable interest rate. See similar questions...

WDH is the trading name for Debentures Ltd., a sole purpose company set up for the benefit of Wimbledon Debenture Ticket Holders. Our principal activity is the marketing and brokering the sale of Debenture Tickets on behalf of the Debenture Holders. See similar questions...

The rate of interest is based on the 10-year Treasury rate plus a market-driven spread, currently about 65-75 basis points. See similar questions...

AIM has called for redemption of all the Debentures outstanding on December 31, 2006. The redemption price will be the face amount of the Debenture ($1,000 per Debenture). The terms of the Debentures require the Company to pay the redemption price to those persons who are the registered owners of the Debentures or those persons chosen by registered holder to receive the redemption amount, that are outstanding on December 31, 2006. See similar questions...

Any participating borrower interested in long-term financing may contact Infrastructure Ontario to begin the debenture process. The borrower will then be provided with an offer letter that describes the detailed steps necessary to complete the debenture process. Please contact Wendy Citrigno at (416) 326-7812 or call Infrastructure Ontario toll free at 1-800-230-0937 to begin the debenture process. See similar questions...

Debenture Stock investments must be treated as a fixed term investment. Similar to first mortgage investments, Debenture Stock investments can be for a relatively short term and are generally for periods from one to three years. See similar questions...

No. The RFU’s allocation as the visiting union is not large enough to offer away tickets to debenture holders. See similar questions...

Debenture holders do not have an entitlement to tickets for other events, such as concerts or other sports. However, the RFU would always endeavour to negotiate an allocation of tickets for debenture holders from the organisers, although this would not necessarily be enough to satisfy demand. See similar questions...

No. Effective May 15, 2000, AIM no longer requires new insureds to purchase a unit in order to meet one of the requisites of obtaining insurance. The purchase of "units" (debentures) was initially required to capitalize AIM and continued to insure that it maintained an adequate capital base. After ten years of operation, AIM has achieved a very strong capital base and terminated the requirement for new insureds to purchase units. See similar questions...