What are offers of securities?
Last Updated: 21 Mar 2017
There are two types of security offers:
Equity offer – with this type of offer, you’ll usually buy shares in return for a small piece of the issuing company.
Debt offer – with a debt offer, you’re loaning money to the issuing company in return for payments, such as periodic interest payments. The most common types of debt offers are bonds and capital notes.
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