Answer / Drishti Bharti

Shares represent ownership in a company, providing equity holders with voting rights. They offer potential for long-term capital appreciation but come with risks of loss of investment if the company performs poorly. Debentures, on the other hand, are debt instruments that companies issue to raise funds. They usually have a fixed interest rate and maturity date, offering a steady income stream to investors, but do not provide voting rights.

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