👉 The term "main mortable" is a phrase used in the field of finance, particularly in relation to bonds. It refers to a bond that is considered to be more liquid than the underlying asset on which it is based. This means that if the issuer of the bond defaults or fails to make payments, the bondholders can typically recover their principal amount through the sale of the underlying asset. In other words, "main mortable" bonds are those that have a greater likelihood of being repaid
