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Though equity and debt securities are issued to raise money, they differ by structure. Unlike equity, debt securities have prespecified principal repayment and coupon payment schedules.

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However, one thing that is usually missing when looking at a company’s success is their cash flow or how much capital they have to expand. Expansion is the fundamental factor for a company to ensure sustainability and increased profitability.

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As businesses grow, so do their capital needs. Filing for an IPO is one way in which companies attempt to infuse massive funds into their company. An IPO or Initial Public Offering is the process by which a privately held company or a government entity raises money from the open market.

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When experienced investors choose the stock market instruments, they invest in multiple asset classes beyond equities. Although certain assets can yield higher returns, they swear by diversifying their investments within the stock market such that they are profitable in case one asset class goes through a bear cycle.

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The government issues these bonds to raise debt money from the general public. It raises this money to meet its various expenditure requirements.

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Though equity and debt securities are issued to raise money, they differ by structure. Unlike equity, debt securities have prespecified principal repayment and coupon payment schedules.

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However, one thing that is usually missing when looking at a company’s success is their cash flow or how much capital they have to expand. Expansion is the fundamental factor for a company to ensure sustainability and increased profitability.

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As businesses grow, so do their capital needs. Filing for an IPO is one way in which companies attempt to infuse massive funds into their company. An IPO or Initial Public Offering is the process by which a privately held company or a government entity raises money from the open market.

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When experienced investors choose the stock market instruments, they invest in multiple asset classes beyond equities. Although certain assets can yield higher returns, they swear by diversifying their investments within the stock market such that they are profitable in case one asset class goes through a bear cycle.

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Bonds have become the go-to investment option for investors who want to limit the losses from other investments by earning a regular interest on the principal amount they invest in bonds.

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A coupon rate is the rate of interest paid on the face value of a bond, by the issuer, to the bondholder. Coupon rates are determined based on the prevailing market rate, and the creditworthiness of the issuer.

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The government issues these bonds to raise debt money from the general public. It raises this money to meet its various expenditure requirements.

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When the government or corporate requires funds, they may consider issuing bonds. They are financial instruments which raise funds from the general public for a specific period.

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Accretive in bonds or accretion refers to the gradual increase in value of a bond's principal over time due to the passage of time.

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Discover the key reasons to invest in short-term bonds in 2025. Learn about their benefits, such as lower risk, liquidity, and stable returns in an uncertain market

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