Bonds and Obligation
Bonds
is a term used in the financial world which is a statement of debt from the bond issuer to the holder of the bonds with the promise to pay back the principal debt along with the coupon interest rate later on when the due date of payment. Other provisions may also be included in such bonds such as the identity of the holder of the bonds, such limitations on legal action undertaken by the Publisher. Bonds are generally issued for a fixed period of time in the top 10 of the year. For example, in U.s. Government bonds are called “U.S. Treasury securities” was published for a maturity of 10 years or more. Debentures timed 1 to 10 years called “debentures” and debt under 1 year old are called “letters of the Repertory. In Indonesia, the debentures timed 1 to 10 years published by the Government Newspaper called the country’s debt (SUN) and debt under 1 year published Government called A Perpendicular State (NES).
Bonds are debt but in summary is in the form of securities. “Publisher” bonds is the Benjamin or the debtor, whereas the “holder” of bonds is the lender or the lender and the “coupon” bond is a loan interest to be paid by the debtor to the creditor. With the issuance of bonds was then possible for issuers of bonds in order to obtain the financing of long-term investment funds with a source from outside the company.
In some countries, the term “bond” and “debentures” were used depending on the period of maturity. Market participants generally use the term bonds for publishing a large amount of debentures offered widely to the public and the term “debentures” were used for the issuance of debentures in small scale are usually offered to the Sheelah small investors. There are no restrictions on the use of the term obvious. There is also a known term “Repertory” used for fixed income securities with a maturity of 3 years or less. Bonds had one of the highest risk “debentures” which has high risks and the “letter of the treasures of the Emilio the lowest risk” which was seen from the side of the “duration” debentures where more and more short duration is lower risk.