When the Dutch East India Company was founded in 1602, it raised financial capital by issuing notes of indebtedness called

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The Dutch East India Company raised financial capital by issuing bonds, which were notes of indebtedness. Stocks refer to ownership shares in a company, while funds and notes are more general terms that do not specifically describe the type of financial instrument used to raise capital.

When the Dutch East India Company Was Founded in 1602