what is the difference between debenture and shares
- 6 Answers
- 36469 Views
- Syntel, I also Faced
- E-Mail Answers
Answer Posted / varsha singh
debenture is fixed return will be given, Share return will
based on market inflation.
shares having voting rights,debenture does not have voting
rights,shares holders are owners of the company,debenture
holders are not owners of the company, shareholders are
entitiled to dividend, debenture holders are entitiled to
interest.
debenture is nothing but a acknowledgement of debt.
shares is nothing but a ownership of a company.
Debenture is an acknowledgement of debt. Debenture holder's
does not have the voting rights and the holder is entitle
for the interest income which is a fixed amount. Shares are
only a part of company through which a investor can be a
part owner of the corporate.
SHARES- 1.share holder is the real owner of the
company.share holder have not fixed dividend rate.share
holder have not maturity period.share are not
redeemed.shares are more volatile.share holder have high
risk.share holder have high return.share holder have right
on residial income.share face value is Rs 10/each.
DEBENTURE-1.debenture holder is the creditor of a
company.they have fixed rate of interest.they have a
maturity period.they dont have right to vote.debentures are
redeemed.they are not volatile.they have no risk.they have
low return.debenture face value is Rs-100/each
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 28 Yes | 5 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
how to entery pass in tally when items damage(items insured)and claim to insurance co.
You are working in a Company but due to certain reasons you were not able to complete the work given to you on time, so to write a Letter of Apology to your Senior regarding it.
EXPAND___________NPO
Examples of automatic generated content material of car logbook loans?
What is corporate restructuring?
bill to addres? ship to addres? rimit to address?
Short Answer on ___________Cash Profit
Short Answer on ______Budget
EXPAND_________SEB
Can you please help me calculate the pre tax profit for credit card for 2014 using the following Assumptions. Request you to list the steps used. Charges Late fee £12 per occurrence Over limit fee £10 per occurrence Cash fees 3% of cash withdrawal value Annual Fee £25 per account, per year Interchange 1% of transaction value KPIs Accounts overdue 10% per month Accounts over limit 15% per month Average APR 30% Balances revolving 90% of balance Average balance £900 at end of 2013 Expected growth in average balance (2014) 10% per annum Assumptions Open accounts 200,000 at 2013 year-end New accounts booked 5,000 per month Annual operating cost £50 per open account Cost of Acquisition £50 per account Provision rate 9% of total balances Annual cost of funds 4% by balance Charge off Unit charge-off rate in 2014 11% of accounts at 2013 year-end Unit charge-off rate in 2014 0% of accounts booked in 2014 Post charge-off recoveries 20% of balance Account Transactions Monthly turnover 5% of total month end balances Cash advances 20% of monthly turnover Additional Assumptions Please state any additional assumptions you have made to calculate your answer Thanks in advance,
wat is the fundamental analysys& technical analasys?and wat is the difference bewween fundamental analysys&technical analasys?
Give some questiong with anser with are usally ask to the interviewer in interview. Please give answer with detail.
how i got knowledge about custom and excise i want rate list of custome and excise how we summit return of custom and excise , Is it include with ser. tax
Expand-------ANCS
How will we calculate T1, T2 capital in CRR(Cash Reserve Ratio)?
