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Preferential Shares

Corporate bonds are a type of investment where a company issues shares to investors at a predetermined interest rate. This means that investors receive a fixed amount of interest, but they do not have the ability to participate in the company's decision-making process. In simpler terms, corporate bonds are a way for companies to raise funds while providing a steady return to investors. However, unlike stocks, bondholders do not have ownership rights in the company.

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