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A debt instrument is legally binding obligation, evidenced in writing, to pay interest and principal. | A debt instrument is a legally binding obligation, evidenced in writing, to pay interest and principal. | ||
Examples include bonds, leases, promissory notes, treasury bills, and loans. | Examples include bonds, leases, promissory notes, treasury bills, and loans. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:42, 28 July 2021
Funding.
A debt instrument is a legally binding obligation, evidenced in writing, to pay interest and principal.
Examples include bonds, leases, promissory notes, treasury bills, and loans.
