Bond

Bond A certificate of debt issued to raise funds. It normally has a fixed rate of interest and is repayable at a fixed date; A formal written promise to pay interest every six months and the principal amount at maturity, and its a commonly used form of long term debt.

A bond is a debt instrument issued to raise funds. The issuer promises to pay periodic interest (coupon) and repay principal at maturity. Bonds are commonly used for long-term financing.

- Used in capital markets for disclosure, valuation, and investor communication.
- Used when interpreting securities, filings, and market indicators.

- Example: Investors reference **Bond** when assessing risk/return and interpreting public disclosures.

- Why it matters: Improves transparency for investors and supports pricing, funding, and governance decisions.