diff b/w debenture and bond?
Answer Posted / 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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