what is the difference between a debenture and Bond; plz
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Answer / krishnamurthy
This is a type of share issued by a limited company. It is
the safest type of share in that it is really a loan to the
company and is usually tied to some of the company's assets
so should the company fail, the debenture holder will have
first call on any assets left after the company has been
wound up.
Bond is issued by the goverment or the pulic sector
companied in India are generally secured.It is secured by
collateral with definite maturity.
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Answer / rojalin
Bond is a long term debt instrument on which the issuer pays
interest periodically known as coupon rate.It is secured by
collateral with definite maturity.
Debenture is a debt security issued by
companies having a certain maturity & coupon rate.But
debenture do not secured by specific collateral.
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Answer / devi
DEBT SECURITIES ISSUED BY THE GOVERNMENT AND PUBLIC SECTOR
UNITS ARE GENERALLY REFERRED TO AS BONDS.
DEBT SECURITIES ISSUED BY PRIVATE SECTOR JOINT STOCK
COMPANIES ARE CALLED DEBENTURES.
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Answer / sumitra.raghavan
bond is a debt instruement issued mainly by govts...bond are non convertaible in nature
deb are mainly issued by pvt companies...they can be convertable also
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