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Chapter 5: Q5DQ (page 471)

What are three forms of corporate securities discussed in the chapter?

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Three forms of corporate securities are corporate bonds, common, and preferred stock.

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Corporate securities 

Corporate securities are commercial legal papers that facilitate a corporation to gather funds from investors and lenders for smooth functioning of its business operations.

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Forms of corporate securities

Corporate securities are classified into three categories:

  • Corporate bonds: Corporate bonds are debts that a company issues to raise capital from lenders.
  • Common stock: Common stock represents equity rights of investors in the company鈥檚 assets and associated obligations.
  • Preferred stock: Preferred stocks are stocks that enjoy the benefits of some preferential rights than common stockholders.

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