diff b/w debenture and bond?
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Answer / naveen
bonds and debentures are acknowledgments of debts. Generally
governments issue bonds for raising funds. Central
Government, State Governments, and even municipal
corporation today issue bonds for raising funds form the
public. where as debentures are used by companies for
raising long term debt from the public
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Answer / shilpalatha
Debenture an d bon d are similar ,
bond will have low rate of interest, while company in
financial difficulties bond holders payed first and then
after debenture holder will be payed
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Answer / kkt
Bonds and debentures are fixed income instruments which are
taken by investors looking for regular, fixed income
through payment of interest on the principal purchase.
Bonds and debentures are debt instruments with different
types of exposure. In general terms bondholders are secured
by access to the underlying asset in case of default by the
issuer. Debentures, on the other hand, are unsecured, and
debenture holders do not have recourse to assets in the
case of default by the debenture issuer.
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Answer / sameer
To all the viewer
dont ask stupid questions. Ask something unknown.
please refer basic books of accounts befor asking.
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