In effect, these are both instances of an institution taking a loan from an individual.
When you put your money into a bank, you are in essence loaning your money to the bank. They pay you interest on the money, and then they loan it out at a higher interest rate and keep the difference. Likewise, when you take out a bond you are in effect loaning your money to the government, which will pay you back with interest at a later time.
They are both holders of someone else's debt.
Bondholders loan money to bond issuers just as banks loan money to customers.
Apex :) Bondholders loan money to bond issuers just as banks loan money to customers
Bondholders loan money to bond issuers just as banks loan money to customers.
Bondholders loan money to bond issuers just as banks loan money to customers.
They are both holders of someone else's debt.
Bondholders loan money to bond issuers just as banks loan money to customers.
Apex :) Bondholders loan money to bond issuers just as banks loan money to customers
Bondholders loan money to bond issuers just as banks loan money to customers.
Bondholders loan money to bond issuers just as banks loan money to customers.
They are both holders of someone else's debt.
No, only stockholders have voting rights. Bondholders do not.
bondholders.
Corporation of Foreign Bondholders ended in 1988.
Corporation of Foreign Bondholders was created in 1868.
Bondholders loan money to bond issuers just asbanks loan money to customers.
Similar to those face by all other banks