Answer / arjun negi

Deb. Is a loan instrument taken by any company from the public for raising its loan capital. The debentureholders are the creditors of company.

Answer / veeru

debenture is nothing but an acknowledgement of debt. these are also known as fixed income securities.the person who holds the debenture is known as debenture holder.and irrespective of companys profits debenture holders will get fixed interest.

Answer / manik

debenture is acknowledgement of loann recipt 

Answer / prasanna kumar

debenture is acknowledgment of debt. Company raise the funds from public by issuing the debenture.  

Answer / mufaddal

a debt security issued by the government and large company and that is not secured by an assets or lien but rather issuer assets not secured.A debenture is an unsecured bond. Most bonds issued by corporations are debentures, which are backed by their reputation rather than by any collateral, such as the company's buildings or its inventory.

Answer / raju

Debentures are long term debt instruments issued by companies for borrowing funds.it is a acknowledgement of debt.its governed by company law.if nothing is mentioned in debentures all debentures are secured debentures.

Answer / suneel

Acknoledgement of debt.

Answer / tanoj

it is the instruments of money market.it has a fied interest to get

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