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Domestic Foreign Currency-Denominated Bonds (DFCBs) are debt financial instruments issued by a domestic entity (such as corporations or governments), within the local market but denominated in a foreign currency. These bonds are governed by the domestic market’s regulations and are typically aimed at local investors, providing exposure to international currencies like the U.S. dollar (USD)…
A Right Issue means an offer of securities by an issuer to its shareholders at a particular date, usually in proportion to their existing holdings. You can read more about it in our Rights Issue Article. Although an equity right issue is more common in practice, right issues can either be debt or equity issues.…
A public offer is a process by which a company raises capital by offering its securities, such as stocks or bonds, to the general public. This type of offering allows anyone, including individual and institutional investors, to purchase the securities. Public offers are typically conducted through a stock exchange or over-the-counter markets and are subject…
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