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The most common form of equity. Shares with equal entitlements to share in profits and to vote....
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Apples mainly to international equities. Shares of non-U.S. companies traded in their individual home markets. Usually cannot be delivered in the U.S. See: ADR.
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Securities which represent an ownership interest in a company. If the company has also issued preference shares, both have ownership rights. The preference shareholder normally is limited to a fixed dividend, but has prior claim on dividends and, in the event of liquidation, assets. Ordinary shareholders assume the greater risk, but generally exerc...
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Ordinary shares are the shares authorised and issued when a company is incorporated. These shares usualy carry voting rights and will have an entitlement to any declared dividend, although this is not guaranteed. In the event of the company being wound up, ordinary shareholders rank below creditors and preference shareholders.
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A share entitling its holder to a dividend, if any, after the payment of the fixed dividend in respect of preference shares. Ordinary shares carry the residual economic value of a company. They carry rights to distribution of profits through dividends, to the surplus assets of a company on a winding up and to votes at general meetings of the compan...
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These generally carry no fixed rate of dividend, unless they are deferred ordinary shares. They may receive a dividend, in accordance with the amount of net profit made by the company (or deriving from previous years` profits retained in the business) but these days many private companies do not pay dividends, retaining all the profits for the busi...
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The most common form of share. Holders receive dividends which vary in amount in line with the profitability of the company and recommendation of directors. The holders are the owners of the company.
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Financial assistance is given to start up and/or early stage companies in the form of equity. Holders of these shares receive dividends after preference shareholders however dividends vary with profits. :: Enterprise Ireland (5th Edition)
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Apples mainly to international equities. Shares of non-U.S. companies traded in their individual hom
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Shares which are the risk capital of the business, also known as equity. The holders are part owners of the company and are entitled to share in any profits made. Dividends vary with company profits and are not guaranteed. The value of shares may rise or fall depending upon the company's success. If the company fails the ordinary shareholders are likely to lose their investment.
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A common form of share. The holder of ordinary shares are the owners of that company, the holders also receive dividends which vary in amount.
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Rank after preference shares and debentures fordividend payments; the securities that usually confer ownership of the company. In the US they are known as common stock.
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The main type of equity capital issued by conventional investment trusts. Investors are therefore entitled to their share of both income in the form of dividends paid by the company and any capital growth.
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Companies can have different types of shares, but the vast majority are 'ordinary' shares. As a holder of ordinary shares, you have bought a stake in the ownership of the company. You will be invited to attend shareholders' general meetings, including the Annual General Meeting and have the right to vote on certain major affairs of the company.
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: see shares - an ordinary share's issued, face value may merely be
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