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What Is The Basic Difference Between Bond And Debenture?
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A Bond is a fixed note with interest payments guaranteed and a maturation date and is guaranteed. A debenture is similar but is unsecured and is not guaranteed with any specific assets of the company. It has a characterization of more along the lines of stock where as a bond is more a direct finance, loan, instrument.
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