what is bond and what is debentures
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Answer / bharat
debentures are creditors of the company means the loan
which had taken by the company it will be repaid by the
company with rate of interest are charged by debentures
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Answer / rohini
Debentures is issued by the company and is in the form of a
certificate of indebtedness.It usually specifies the date
of redemption. It also provides for the repayment of
principal and interest at specified date and rates.It
generally creates a charge on the undertaking or
undertakings of the company.
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Answer / arun kumar
Debenture is a document issued by company as a evidence of
debt due from the company.
similrly bond also same meaning but Indian Security Market
Bond refer to the issued by Governament Debenture refer to
the issued by the Companies.
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Answer / subhankar sarkar
Debenture is one kind of debt of the company those are
issue by the company to all public with a gurante of rate
of interest, and must be refundable with principal.
Bond is basically a predetermined interest rate issued by
Government or company.
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Answer / pratap kumar hati
A bond is a long tern debt instrument or security.Bond
issued by the Government do not have any risk of
default.The governmemt will always honour obligations on
its bond.
The private sector companies also issu bonds,which is
called debentures.It is more risk of default.
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Answer / saloni
bond is a dept which provide by government in legally document
and debenture is a loan which is provide by company
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Answer / arvind tiwari
the term debentures comes from a latin word caled DEBARE
that means the company does take loan from public at a fix
rate of interest.and bond is a long term debt insrtument
which issued by the government/government company at a
certain rate of interest.and both has to be a fix maturity
period.A bond has always risk free comparing to debentures.
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Answer / ayesha bhutto
debentures -it is type of agreement by d company with a
fixed maturity period say 2 ,4,5.............n and having
obligation to pay fixed rate of interst .
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Answer / nitika
bond will be issued by the company.it will provied to the
purchaser to a certificate.private company also will be
issued it.it is issued for the long time.in this company
will be give the fixed rate of intrest.the bonds will not
be risky
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Answer / najmi
debentures are creditors of the company means the loan
which had taken by the company it will be repaid by the
company with rate of interest are charged by debentures
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