Difference betwen debentures and bonds
Answer Posted / aisha zaman
bond is actually a braod word and debenture is a type of
bond but it is not secured,while the interest and principle
payment procedure of both are same ,both are refer to as
long term debt.in short both are same debenture can be
called as bond.
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