Capital Note
Fixed income products issued by companies as a source of short term debt.

Investopedia Says:
Capital notes are unsecured, and rely upon the company's credit rating for backing, as they are generally ranked lowest in the order of repayment.

Related Terms:
Debenture
Debt
Fixed Income Security

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