Companies, or governments for that matter, can raise money not just by issuing shares, but also by issuing debt. Bond investors receive interest for the capital they provide. While bonds generally have lower risk (depending on the credit rating), the yield is lower as well- This, in addition to the complexity around calculating and investing [...]
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