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Find Out the Difference Between Shares And Debentures

Presently, every person wants to start a business and ask for help (capital) from the outsiders (investors) in lieu of the shares/debentures in the company. Here in this blog post we provide the difference between shares and debentures the capital raising tools for companies.

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Find Out the Difference Between Shares And Debentures

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  1. Kinds of Debentures 1. Redeemable Debentures 2. Irredeemable Debentures 3. Bearer Debentures 4. Registered Debentures Depending on the nature of payment or maturity period, below mentioned are some types of debenture: 5. Convertible Debentures 6. Naked Debentures

  2. Shares V/S Debentures Returns Payment Policies Shares - The rate of dividend is entirely based on the profits earned by the company. Shares - Shareholders are paid after debenture holders get their interest. Debentures - Debenture holders get the priority over shareholders when it comes to payment of interest or dividend. Debentures - The rate of interest is fixed no matter if the company is in profit or loss. Obligations Companies Exiting Shares - Shareholders might lose their part of ownership in companies’ profits if the company winds up its business. Shares - The dividend earning of the shareholder entirely depends on the profit earned by the company. Debentures - The company is obliged to pay interest to the debenture holders no matter the company is in profit or loss.

  3. Shares V/S Debentures

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