In a Public Limited Company, how does the legal and financial position of a debenture holder differ from that of an ordinary shareholder?
- A debenture holder is a creditor who receives fixed interest regardless of company profitability.Cevap
- BA debenture holder is a co-owner who receives variable dividends based on net annual profits.
- CA debenture holder possesses voting rights at the annual general meeting to elect directors.
- DA debenture holder is a residual claimant who receives remaining assets only after all equity shares are repaid during liquidation.
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A debenture holder is a creditor who receives fixed interest regardless of company profitability.
Debentures represent loan capital raised by a Public Limited Company. Therefore, a debenture holder is a creditor of the company and is entitled to receive a fixed rate of interest, which is an expense that must be paid regardless of whether the company makes a profit or a loss. In contrast, ordinary shareholders are owners who receive variable dividends depending on declared profits.
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