What are debentures?
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Answer / birbal
debentures are the long term loan for company. it has a
fixed rate of intrest and fixed maturation time and it is
fully scured against the fixe assets.
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Answer / syamala
A formal document constituting acknowledgement of a debt by
an enterprise,usually given under its common seal and
normally containing provisions regarding payment of
interest,repayment of principle and security,if any.
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Answer / inthumathi.k
a debt secured only by the debtors earning power,not by a
lien on any specific asset.
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Answer / meenakshi
debenture is a certificate or voucher acknowledging a debt
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Answer / sanjit kumar nanda
A debenature is a document ,which either creates a debt or
acknowledges the same under the seal of the compny
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Answer / chaitanya
debenture is long termloan borrowed from lenders. after
maturity it can converted into Shares.
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Answer / a.rahman hanfi
loans taken from the public by a company is debenture.
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Answer / kapilesh kumar shukla
Debentures are long term loan issued under the seal of
company to obtain funds.Debentures holders get the (return
on the fixed intrest rates) they get the return when there
funds get matured.Debentures is also known as
securities,It's is not secured by any phisicalassets
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