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hey its todd alt and welcome back to wall street words todays word is subordination agreement and like subordinated debt and many other subordinated claims this agreement is between creditors this is important if youre a senior creditor and you want to let your company borrow more money theyre going to be subordinated to you you want a subordination agreement where the person lending the new money acknowledges that theres a loan ahead of them these are important agreements to determine who gets paid out in the event of a liquidation or bankruptcy or who has a claim on certain assets these support nations agreements are done all the time and if youre smart youll understand the capital structure when youre lending to a company and where you fall in line in terms of subordination or if youre subordinate at all todays word is subordination agreement these are complicated financial instruments that you use to determine who gets paid first hey thanks for watching wall street words