1. Differentiate between debentures and shares on the following basis:
i Consideration/Return.
ii. Participation in management.
iii. Refund of capital.
iv. Tax advantage.
v. Relation with the company.
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Debentures and shares are both used by a company to raise capital funds from the market. But they are very different in their characteristics. A debenture is a debt tool – the funds raised are considered loans to the company. But shares allow you ownership in the company.
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