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A security issued by an organisation, or a loan made to the organisation, that qualifies as capital of the organisation. | A capital instrument is: | ||
* a security issued by an organisation, or | |||
* a loan made to the organisation, | |||
* that qualifies as capital of the organisation. | |||
Examples include shares and debentures. | Examples include shares and debentures. | ||
Revision as of 09:09, 27 November 2020
A capital instrument is:
- a security issued by an organisation, or
- a loan made to the organisation,
- that qualifies as capital of the organisation.
Examples include shares and debentures.
