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What Is Debt Versus Equity Markets? |
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Answer» Debt instruments are PARTICULAR types of securities that require the issuer (the borrower) to pay the holder (the lender) certain fixed dollar amounts at REGULARLY scheduled intervals until a specified time (the maturity DATE) is reached, REGARDLESS of the success or failure of any investment projects for which the BORROWED funds are used. Debt instruments are particular types of securities that require the issuer (the borrower) to pay the holder (the lender) certain fixed dollar amounts at regularly scheduled intervals until a specified time (the maturity date) is reached, regardless of the success or failure of any investment projects for which the borrowed funds are used. |
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