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What is the difference between commercial paper and securities? ‎

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Answer added by  PRAVEESH MATTAYI, Lawyer, High Court of Kerala
6 years ago

Commercial Papers are used for the specific deals, agreements or contracts intended between the parties. Securities are issued by sock exchange s to collect money for rai ... See More

 

Answer added by  Sandip Ramchandra Devkate Devkate, Independant Practitioner in Court, District Court at Pune
6 years ago

Securities are issued by listed (listed/registered on Stock Exchange Body like in India BSE and NSE) companies to collect money form general public. Securities are tradea ... See More

 

Answer added by  Gayasuddin Mohammed, Advocate, Practicing Law before High Court at Hyderabad
6 years ago

Securities are classified as Equity and Debit. Commercial Paper is one kind of short term bond / Debit Security. Thanks.

 

Answer added by  PRAVEEN KUMAR KUMAR, Junior Engineer, INDIAN INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT ROHTAK
6 years ago

Commercial paper is that which is generated or belongs to one single person but it's in news or eyes or all commercials like companies industries. And security is re ... See More