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The capital market is a vital source for organizations to secure funds from investors. It involves two main instruments: bonds and stocks. Bonds are debt securities requiring the issuer to pay interest and return the principal within a specified time. Governments also issue bonds for project funding. Stocks represent ownership in a company, with preference shares having additional rights. Equity shares indicate ownership by entity owners. Other instruments like company fixed deposits, warrants, and debentures facilitate borrowing and lending in the financial market. Explore more about this financial landscape including raising and utilizing capital, through this presentation.
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Presentations | English