LONG TERM FINANCING
LONG TERM FINANCING
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Indenture
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Trustee
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Bonds
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Common and preferred shareholders
Common
shareholders
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Common shareholders
are the owner of company and as such they have certain rights. They have the
right to elect the director of the company.
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In the small firm
common shareholder hold the position of the company chairman and also hold the
elections of directors periodically (once in a year).
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Each share holder has
one vote.
Preferred Shareholder
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It is similar with the
bondholder in some respect.
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It is equity according
to accountant but its debt and equity
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Dividend was set when
the stock was issued
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Dividends is indicated
as % age of a” par value “
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No voting rights
Bonds
In finance, a bond is an
instrument of indebtedness of the bond issuer to the holders
.
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Long term contract
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Generally issued with
maturities in the long term of 20 to 30 years and in short terms 7 to 10 years
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Agreement pay interest
+ principle amount on specific dates
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It is advertised in
the newspaper
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Offered to general
public and investors
TRUSTEE
INDENTURE
a legal agreement, contract, or document, in particular
OR/
Legal body form by the company who issuing the bonds to make a legal frame work in orger to solve the issue between the trustee and the firm
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