Also called a high-yield bond or speculative-grade bond. A bond issued by a company with a lower credit rating, indicating a higher risk of default. Because of the added risk, junk bonds pay higher interest rates to attract investors. See Credit Rating Agency, Default Risk, Investment-Grade
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