Debenture holder of a company are called
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Listed below is a comprehensive picture of the major difference between shareholders and debenture holders: A person having thedebentures is called debenture holderwhereas a person holding the shares iscalled shareholder. A shareholder subscribes to the shares of acompany. Shares are the parts of share capital.
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Listed below is a comprehensive picture of the major difference between shareholders and debenture holders: A person having thedebentures is called debenture holderwhereas a person holding the shares iscalled shareholder. A shareholder subscribes to the shares of acompany. Shares are the parts of share capital.
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"Debenture holders of a company are called creditors of the company.
Debenture is a kind of long term loan that a company takes in return for a fixed rate of interest.
Debenture holders have no right to participate in the company’s meetings or have any say in the way company conducts its business.
They are periodically updated in separate meetings regarding any change that affects them.
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