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Difference between debenture and insecure loans?
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Answer / karthik
Actullay that is not the Insecure loan that is Unsecure
Loan.
Main difeerence is that Debentures are load bond issd=ued
by the compony acknowldging its Debts.
Unsecure loans are those which are issued by the pvt
financial sectors may issue the acknowldgment or not
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Answer / mohan
A debenture is an unsecured loan you offer to a company.
The company does not give any collateral for the debenture.
Main difeerence is that Debentures are load bond issd=ued
by the compony acknowldging its Debts.
Unsecure loans are those which are issued by the pvt
financial sectors may issue the acknowldgment or not
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Debentures are issued on the basis of interest, paid to the
holders. and they are not the part of the company.
incase of unsecured loans, the loans which are lended to
the company on the Goodwill basis, but not for interest. in
simple i.e., the companies reputation in the market. no bond
nothing.
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Answer / poonam
company donot need not have keep any kind of collateral sort
of things when it issue debentures.
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