1.

NAME:HUMAYUN
RAHEEL
2. CLASS:SP18-BBA-5D
3. SUBJECT: CORPORATE LAW
4. REGISTRATION
NO.152
The differences between share and debenture are as follows:
1. The shares are the capital held by the company. The
debentures are the borrowed capital of the company.
2. The person who holds Ownership of shares is called
Shareholders. The person who owns the debentures is called
the debenture holder.
3. The shareholders receive the dividends. Whereas the
debenture holders receive interest.
4. Dividends may be paid to shareholders on the profits made
by Company. Interest may be paid to holders of debentures,
which Company may or may not have made a profit.
5. The shareholders have voting rights. Debenture holders have
the right to vote.
6. Shares cannot be converted into debentures. However,
debentures can easily be converted into shares.
7. The trust deed is not carried out in the shares. When the
Debentures are distributed to the public, a deed of trust
must be executed.