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• Performance shares
  ...adjusted to equal the value of the shares that actually vest. Performance shares are determined by stock [[market performance]] (for example stock [[price]] ==Downside of performance shares==
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• Redeemable shares
  '''Redeemable shares can be either:''' * preference shares or
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• Growth shares
  ...s to provide equity incentives to [[management]] and key employees. Growth shares it is a selecting share with excellent growth prospects and benefit from th ...xample, many of the IT shares could be considered growth shares. These are shares with little earnings history but with strong future earnings potential<ref>
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• Class Of Shares
  ...There is also class C but it is less popular. There are two basic types of shares, ordinary (more popular and available on the [[market]]) and privileged (th ...Jones 2003, p. 78). They are recommended for individual investors. Buying shares involves the payment of commissions, and in this class, they are lower than
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• Fully Diluted Shares
  '''Fully diluted shares''' outstanding represents a company's shares outstanding, adjusted for any stock [[options]] and/or potentially dilutive ...ir earning per share''' calculations because implementing '''fully diluted shares''' expands the share basis in the calculation while lowering the dollars ea
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• Class a shares
  #REDIRECT [[class of shares]]
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• Issue of shares at premium
  ...it can be issued by every company but in practice investors would not buy shares at higher price from companies that they do not trust. Most commonly this i ...es is US$900 (par value) together with premium they issued it for US$1000. Shares were bought by investors so this gives to company ABC gain of US$100 from p
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• Class a shares
  #REDIRECT [[class of shares]]
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• Class Of Shares
  ...There is also class C but it is less popular. There are two basic types of shares, ordinary (more popular and available on the [[market]]) and privileged (th ...Jones 2003, p. 78). They are recommended for individual investors. Buying shares involves the payment of commissions, and in this class, they are lower than
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• Powers of directors
  * Power of directors to issue shares * Power of directors to make calls on shares
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• Issue of shares at premium
  ...it can be issued by every company but in practice investors would not buy shares at higher price from companies that they do not trust. Most commonly this i ...es is US$900 (par value) together with premium they issued it for US$1000. Shares were bought by investors so this gives to company ABC gain of US$100 from p
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• Redeemable shares
  '''Redeemable shares can be either:''' * preference shares or
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• Fully Diluted Shares
  '''Fully diluted shares''' outstanding represents a company's shares outstanding, adjusted for any stock [[options]] and/or potentially dilutive ...ir earning per share''' calculations because implementing '''fully diluted shares''' expands the share basis in the calculation while lowering the dollars ea
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• Stock position
  ...worth $100,000 and represents 1% of the company if the company has 100000 shares outstanding. * '''Margin requirements''': If an individual is buying shares on margin, they may be required to maintain a certain level of equity in th
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• Board lot
  ...shares board lots are smaller, e.g. for shares more than €10 it can be 10 shares. ...he exchange. The board lot [[system]] is used to standardize the number of shares that are traded in a single transaction, making it easier for buyers and se
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• Advantages of corporation
  ...ion is a legal entity, guided consistent with the law. Inverstors purchase shares of stock and this is proof of ownership in corporation. From the moment of * Source of capital. Corporations can get funds by selling additional shares or issuing [[bonds]] on financial markets, thus they are able to grow much
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• Shareholder register
  ...ter refers to a regularly ''updated list of '''the owners of [[company]]'s shares. It is required for each current shareholder to be recorded there. ...al details''' as person's name and address, as well as the number of owned shares. Moreover, such details as shareholder's occupation and the [[price]] paid
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• Issued share capital
  ...irst issue shares is a matter of negotiations, but where the [[company]]'s shares are yet listed on the stock exchange, the [[market]] price is going to be a ...ished. Shares lost due to non-payment must be reported separately. If lost shares are issued again in full or in part, in the case of profits they should be
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• Subscription Agreement
  ...ime, the shares of stock are issued to participants of the contract. These shares are going to be paid by those, who build construction of the corporate<ref> ...he further alternative, the company might revoke the contract and sale the shares to somebody else when the subscriber failure to pay<ref> A. Schneeman, (201
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• Warrant
  ...ce]] for a given period of time. Warrant is characterized by the number of shares of stock that the holder can buy, the exercise price, and the expiration da ...option is exercised, there is no increase in number of outstanding company shares.
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• Types of dividends
  ...o the shareholders will be relatively high in relation to the value of the shares held. ...vidend in the form of shares or increase the nominal value of the existing shares. There are also cases where companies instead of dividends send samples of
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• Share certificate
  ...y]] evidencing that a person named in such certificate is the owner of the shares of Company as stated in the [[share certificate]]. ...t the person named in certificate is the shareholder, is entitled to those shares, or has paid the amount stated. If a director, officer or agent of the corp
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• Insider buying
  ...er on the open market. This is the most common way for insiders to acquire shares. * Receive shares as a bonus: This is when the insider is given shares as a bonus or reward for their [[work]] with the company.
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• Authorized Stock
  ...r within the stockholders value segment of the balance sheet the number of shares authorized<ref> P. D. Kimmel, J. J. Weygandt, D. E. Kieso (2010), p. 576</r * '''Stock that is owned by investors''' - these are shares that have been issued and outstanding.
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• Market value of equity
  ...ket]] value of equity''' is the total value of a [[company]]'s outstanding shares in the stock market. It is the current [[cost]] of a security as determined ...of equity for ABC Corporation is $500 million ($50 per share x 10 million shares).
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• Growth shares
  ...s to provide equity incentives to [[management]] and key employees. Growth shares it is a selecting share with excellent growth prospects and benefit from th ...xample, many of the IT shares could be considered growth shares. These are shares with little earnings history but with strong future earnings potential<ref>
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• Performance shares
  ...adjusted to equal the value of the shares that actually vest. Performance shares are determined by stock [[market performance]] (for example stock [[price]] ==Downside of performance shares==
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• Stop-loss order
  ...ck drops to $14.00 or below, the stop-loss order will be triggered and the shares will be sold. This ensures that the investor's losses are limited to no mor ...if the stock rises to $12.00 or above, the order will be triggered and the shares will be sold. This ensures that the investor's gains are limited to no more
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• Earnings per share
  ...pany]] by dividing the total [[net income]] earned by the number of common shares outstanding. It is an important measure of a company's performance, as it r ...'s say a company has a total net income of $1 million and 5 million common shares outstanding. The company's earnings per share would be $0.20.
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• Treasury Stock Method
  ...diluted EPS. It agrees that any continuation will be used to buy ordinary shares at average [[market]] value during this period<ref>J. M. Flood (2014), p. 1 ...ach of these standards. Furthermore, the weighted-average number of common shares outstanding (the denominator) in computations of diluted [[earnings per sha
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• Dividend per share
  ...mpany in relation to one share. This has the greatest impact on interested shares, because it shows them a profit for each share they own. #<math>Dividend Per Share = \frac{ Dividends }{ Number of Common Shares Outstanding }</math>
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• Dividend
  ...ate expected return rate on dividends as a part of the market [[price]] of shares, usually dividend yield is about 1-3%. ...the same value as cash dividends and enable shareholders to increase their shares without extra payments.
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• Capital dividend
  ...any may offer a share buyback, which is when the company buys back its own shares from shareholders. This is a way to return capital to shareholders without * '''Stock dividends''': Stock dividends are when a company issues additional shares to its existing shareholders.
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• Nominee shareholder
  ...eficial owner's or actual owner's behalf. They are registered owner of the shares and they hold the securities under a custodial agreement. An identity of th ...register of members in the company (i.e. a person with legal title to the shares). Therefore, these phases exclude person who only has a<ref>Capital Markets
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• Cumulative Preferred Stock
  ...d shares. If the person collecting the dividend has accumulated preference shares and does not receive the dividend due, the issuer is still owed that divide ...umulative preferred stock may be entitled to vote if the [[company]] whose shares it holds is late with several dividend payments (The Securities Institute o
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• Subsidiary
  ...lity, in most cases will result from the possession of at least 50% of the shares entitled to vote. It may happen, however, in some cases that the control ca ...t]]. This is only a potential source of cash because the liquidity of such shares is sometimes questionable. Treatment of both units as one unit by the lende
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• Certificate of ownership
  ...p is usually issued based on registers kept by authorized body. In case of shares it is [[shareholder register]]. ...f a corporation that serves as a proof of ownership of specified amount of shares. Share certificate is also related to stock certificate.
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• Equity interest
  ...ticipation]]" when it exercises the [[option]] of converting the debt into shares of the issuing company <ref>Reinholtz J., Pope E., 2004, p.1381</ref>. Shares in capital, conceptually, are a subset of another share, as intended, which
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• Full Ratchet
  ...het''' provision based on the understanding that if the [[company]] issues shares to a subsequent investor, the [[price]] per share of that later issuance sh ...the protected investor is granted the right to acquire as many additional shares at no [[cost]] as are necessary to make his average price per share equal t
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• Net asset value per share
  ...assets available to shareholders divided by the number of its outstanding shares. This figure is typically used for mutual funds and closed-end funds, and g NAV Per Share = (Net Assets - Liabilities) / Number of Outstanding Shares
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• Market depth
  ...the total market volume of the security is 1 million shares, up to 500,000 shares can be traded at \$10. ...n be traded at $10 if the total market volume of the security is 1 million shares.
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• Nominal value
  Nominal Value = Total Number of Shares x Par Value Per Share Where Total Number of Shares is the total number of shares outstanding, and Par Value Per Share is the face value of each share.
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• Dissenters right
  ...areholders the right to receive a cash payment for the fair value of their shares in an acquisition or [[merger]] they did not consent to. ...ration appraised (valued), and be paid the fair market value of his or her shares by the pre-merger or pre-consolidation corporation.Over the past three deca
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• Purchase capital
  * Transferability of shares, ...liability of its members shall be limited to the [[nominal value]] of the shares held by them. If a member pays the full amount, it shall not be held liable
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• Articles of amendment
  ...t also sign the articles of amendment. If the change affects the remaining shares, a statement describing how the change will take place must be included<ref ...dment provides for an exchange, reclassification or cancellation of issued shares, provisions for implementing the amendment if not contained in the amendmen
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• Property Dividend
  ...d. For example, the [[company]] may distribute inventory, fixed assets, or shares in another company that it holds. To declare a property dividend does not m ...the company decided to pay a 5% stock dividend, you would receive 500 new shares of the company.
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• Equity capital market
  ...t of shares, or through private placements, which involve selling existing shares. Equity capital markets allow companies to access the capital they [[need]] ...y is used to fund the company’s operations and growth initiatives, and the shares can be traded in the stock market. This type of market allows investors to
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• Allotment letter
  ...comes to its end, the [[demand]] for a new issue can surpass the number of shares or [[bonds]] which are being issued. In this case, the proper bank can allo ...ne how many shares, securities or bonds they have been given, when the new shares are being made avilable to purchase.
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• Cumulative dividend
  ...ors as it gives them the potential to benefit from the conversion of their shares into common stock. ...o increase their ownership in the company without having to buy additional shares.
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• Equity Participation
  ...greater the '''equity participation rate''', the higher the percentage of shares owned by [[stakeholders]]. A very important fact is that companies may use ...P)''': An ESOP is a qualified retirement plan that allows employees to own shares in the company they work for. Employees can purchase stock directly, throug
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• Float time
  ...iven public enterprise. The free float ratio determines what percentage of shares in a listed [[company]] is in free float, that is, for individual investors ...ll shareholders have access to the same information and that the company's shares remain fairly priced. This helps to protect the interests of all shareholde
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• Share register
  ...o the share register should be prepared. Information concerning subscribed shares has to been entered instantly in the share register<ref>(J.A. Gurria 2013)< The share register is a record of shareholders and the shares they own in a company. It is used to keep track of who owns what in a compa
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• Stock ledger
  ...or example shares initial place, stock transfers that took place, and also shares which company surrendered or lost. Nowadays stock ledger adopts into two fo ...er shareholders, which accommodates details of the stockholders and of the shares owned by them.''' All of the above stated pieces of [[information]] contain
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• Strategic investor
  ...privatized state enterprises, having in another unit more than 50% of the shares. It has explicit funding mechanisms designed to secure the further developm
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• Long-term financing
  ...ed as shareholders, are the owners of the business. There are two types of shares: # '''equity shares''' - equity shareholders are entitled to residual income of the [[company]]
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• Mezzanine capital
  ...firm will also issue warrants that give the company the right to purchase shares of the company at a discounted [[price]] in the future. ...e company issues shares of stock that pay dividends at a fixed rate. These shares are similar to common stock, but they have a higher priority in the event o
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• Hybrid instrument
  * '''convertible preferred shares''' - it is another types of hybrid security. Similar to the above discussed ...he second one is connected with the cost effective when related to issuing shares to gain capital (J. P. Green 2012).
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• Golden parachute
  ...eover if the hostile entity is able to acquire a majority of the company’s shares. * Secondly, golden parachutes can be expensive for shareholders and are of ...cquirer, and the issuance of additional shares on the market to dilute the shares of the potential acquirer. Finally, companies may also establish various ta
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• Dissenters Rights
  ...h the dissenting shareholder is entitled to the "fair value" of his or her shares. Fair value for dissenters' rights purposes is simply defined as the value * Any '''exchange of shares between two companies is proposed''' ( if the member has voting rights).
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• Disinvestment
  '''Disinvestment''' is the [[process]] of selling assets, such as shares, stocks or [[bonds]], owned by the [[government]] in a public sector unit o Disinvestment is usually done through the sale of shares, either through an initial public offering or through a sale of private equ
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• Nominee shareholding
  ...des that only licensed entities are permitted to act as nominee holders of shares that are negotiable on the capital [[market]]. The provisions governing suc ...ory [[identification]] information on their clients for whom they hold the shares. In addition, where their client is a legal entity, the professional nomine
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• Contributed Surplus
  ...ore of something than is needed' and capital surplus as the total value of shares in a [[company]] that exceeds the par value (Collin S. M. H. 2007, p. 36 an ...nimum amount per stock which shareholders are obliged to pay for purchased shares (Patterson R. 2008, volume 5, p. 37).
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• Contingent consideration
  ...t '''the acquirer''' promising to pay particular sum of [[money]] or issue shares from the equity capital<ref>Delaney P. R., Whittington O. R., Wiley, (2009) ...gent consideration. For example, an acquirer may agree to issue additional shares of its own stock to the target company if the target company achieves certa
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• Publicly traded companies
  '''Publicly traded companies''' are entities that offer their equity or shares of stock to the public through a regulated stock exchange. This allows anyo ...lions of people around the world. Apple is a publicly traded company whose shares are listed on the NASDAQ stock exchange.
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• Capital formation
  ...ise capital. This can be done by issuing new shares or by selling existing shares in the [[market]]. * '''Equity''': This is when a company issues new shares or sells existing shares in the market to raise capital.
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• Unit trust
  ...om the units in virtue of the dividends or interest paid by the underlying shares or another investment <ref>Loader D. (2011) Fundamentals of Fund Administra ...{{i5link|a=[[Issue of shares at premium]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Class Of Shares]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Investment fund]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Hybrid in
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• Call Market
  ...ares at 11.00 $. Sell 750 shares 11.50 $ Sell 700 shares 12.50 $ Sell 1500 shares at 10.00 $.
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• Total capitalization
  ...Total capitalization is ''calculated'' as the [[product]] of the number of shares issued and the [[market]] [[price]] of one share (Peterson P., Fabozzi F. 2 ...l shares of this joint-stock company. It is a product ''of the number'' of shares of a joint stock company at their current price;
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• Primary market
  ...Bank. Securities, which may be admitted to trading on a public market are shares, [[bonds]], marketable securities law and derivative rights. ...blic Offering (IPO) is the process by which a [[company]] first issues its shares to the public. It is a way for a business to raise capital to fund its oper
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• Capital dividend account
  ...on declares a dividend, or there is a deemed dividend on the redemption of shares, to the extent of the amount recorded in the capital '''dividend''' account * A corporation sells some of its shares for a gain. The proceeds of the sale are credited to the capital dividend a
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• Concentration of ownership
  ...gle investor, such as an individual or institution, owns a large number of shares of a company. This could be enough to give them a controlling stake in the
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• Information
  ...t because of the information of it which causes share owners to sell their shares causing the decrease in price.
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• Budget expenditure of the local government
  ...ng specific investment and the cost of the acquisition and distribution of shares and the making of contributions in commercial companies. ...cludes any expenses incurred by the local government in the acquisition of shares in commercial companies or the making of contributions to those companies.
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• Company limited by guarantee
  ...ompany which does not have a '''share capital''' and has no right to issue shares. Without the share capital, the company's funds usually rely on external so ...of liability. Other examples of such companies are '''companies limited by shares''' and '''unlimited companies'''<ref>McLaughlin S., 2015, p.46</ref>.
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• Charter capital
  ...the company's real estate, which is the [[nominal value]] of the company's shares. ...is determined by the company's founders and is divided into equal nominal shares.
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• Dividend Recapitalization
  ...s. However, some companies use a combination of the two, repurchasing some shares and distributing the remainder of the recap as a special dividend <ref> E. ...amount of equity capital at risk, and increase the value of the remaining shares.
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• Shareholders Agreement
  * Valuations of shares<ref>Michael J. Duffy, 3-7</ref> ...tions have a lot of control over other shareholders who want to sell their shares to others. Corporate shareholders' agreements contain purchase and sale rec
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• Investments
  * financial - one that means the deposit of cash in shares in other companies or in long-term securities such as stocks, [[bonds]], Tr ...stments in a particular term, for example in the form of dividends paid on shares.
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• Book value per share
  ...he number of available common equity divided by the total number of common shares. It shows a book value of each share of stock. In other words, book value i ...ing shares}=\frac{Shareholder equity - Preferred equity}{Total outstanding shares}</math>
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• Equity Risk Premium
  ...ng values or indices of equal weight, and excluding penny or rarely listed shares. A similar problem occurs with the risk-free rate. Although we almost alway
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• Nominee company
  ...the name of owner. The true owner would hold all rights and control of his shares (A. V. Chang, A. H. Thorson 2010). ...and a nominee shareholder is that the first one is the legal owner of the shares which he bought form a limited company.
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• Market value added
  ...sued shares, MVA is equal to: MVA = market [[price]] of shares * number of shares - book value of equity ...from the company and the amount they had previously invested by purchasing shares and reinvesting profits.
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• Controlled company
  ...group of shareholders, which bring together the majority of the company's shares and therefore this group has a decisive voice in managing the company. In o ...nt shareholder should concentrate nothing less than '''30%''' of company's shares, otherwise it is not appropriate to use the term "controlled company" (Kast
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• Yield on cost
  ...ividend paid per share in the last year to the average [[market]] price of shares in the audited period. It is assumed that '''the higher the index, the more ...ratio. For investors pursuing a long-term investment policy of [[holding]] shares, YOC may be very beneficial, as, over time, current dividend payments are h
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• Profits interest
  ...s]] [[interest]]''' is an intangible form of incentive for employees, like shares (stocks) or [[options]] in [[company]]. It is one of the kind of the partne ...In other case employees can be disappointed, as they predict that value of shares in future will drop.
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• Investment and financing
  ...erations. This investment can be financed through a loan or by issuing new shares in the [[company]]. .... This investment can be financed through debt, or through the sale of new shares in the company.
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• Quoted investments
  ...), p. 36)</ref>. This is investment in various '''financial securities''' (shares, debentures) that exist on the '''spare market''' and are listed there. If * '''Structure''': fixed number of shares
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• Equity instrument
  ...bligations to deliver or issue its own equity instruments, '''particularly shares''', '''warrants''' or stock [[options]]. In summary, these are all monetary * '''Depository receipts and shares''' - these instruments are securities of a shareholder or shareholder natur
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• Types of investment
  ...res of Apple stock, and the value of the stock increases, you can sell the shares for a [[profit]]. ...ate companies, either through direct investment or through the purchase of shares in private companies. It is considered a high-risk, high-return asset class
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• Poison pill
  ...the c, in the [[absence]] of hostile takeovers threats, can purchase these shares at any time and withdraw from the market by paying a nominal amount. Redemption [[price]] of new shares remained well above the market price, with the result that these rights did
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• Secured creditor
  ...itor wants to recover his funds as soon as possible. It means that company shares and properties which belong to them are sold at a lower [[price]]. However ...box5|list1={{i5link|a=[[Purchase capital]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Class Of Shares]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Bond Bank]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Acquisition Fin
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• Appraisal right
  ...alue and fair stock [[price]]. Then investor has to pay [[fair price]] for shares. ...are multiple methods of determining the fair price, starting with value of shares on stock exchange and ending with asset-based methods or cash flows. The mo
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• Swap Ratio
  ...we use the necessary factors. There are indicators that show the number of shares that the acquiring [[company]] must issue for each target company. There is ...course, if during the exchange one company has to offer a larger number of shares in exchange for one share, it is assumed that the offering company is less
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• Cash in lieu
  ...actions similar to previous ones. They happen rarely, usually, fractional shares are not available to occur at the [[market]], and also they are more diffic ..., he will receive 250 shares instead of 250.56, and the rest of it (.56 of shares) will be paid by '''cash in lieu''' (Tax Partners and Professionals of Erns
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• Net Volume
  ...when a stock [[price]] was rising ('''uptick volume'''), by the volume of shares that were traded in the period of time when a stock price was falling. It i ...e traded when the stock price was rising (uptick volume) and the volume of shares that were traded when the stock price was falling. Thus, it does not provid
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• Book to market ratio
  ...ision''' and show whole estimation about '''[[real value]]''' of company's shares '''at a given point in time'''<ref>J. Pontiff & L. D. Schall 1998, 142</ref ...hen it turns out that book equity '''is much higher''' than market equity, shares are '''undervalued'''. Whole use of tool refers to real value of share at a
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• Staged payments
  ...e buyer fails to meet the terms, the seller may [[demand]] a return of the shares in whole or in part<ref>Bollefer S. (ed.)(2009)</ref>. ...l over the course and direction of research. As in the case of purchase of shares, [[money]] can be paid in installments under a contract within a specified
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• Short Call
  ...ison with the other is that you can reinvest the proceeds of short selling shares. ...tock price rises above $30, the investor will be obligated to sell the 100 shares of ABC Company at $30.
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• Trading Plan
  ...diversified portfolios. By [[planning]] the acquisition and sale of their shares, they achieve unusual returns on their [[investments]]. This results from e ...particular in [[investment funds]] based on trading in securities such as shares, derivatives or [[bonds]].
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• Shareholder loan
  ...s (it is therefore a non-repayable consideration covering the value of the shares in the company)<ref> Kausar A., Lee E., Lim C.Y., Walker M. 2014, p. 260-27 ...areholder loan may be used to finance a large acquisition or to repurchase shares of the company’s stock. The loan is typically secured by the assets of th
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• Anglo-Saxon model of corporate governance
  ...our or disapproval for the actions of [[management]] by the buying/selling shares of the [[company]] and voting during the general meetings of shareholders. * ownership of shares is distributed,
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• Stock insurance company
  ...insurer must have a minimum capital and surplus. However, if the company's shares are a public trading entity, the insurer must meet several additional requi ...ies in the US than mutual insurers. mutual insurance companies, as well as shares are subject to national insurance regulations but moreover they are subject
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• Limited partnership
  ...tity, the capital of which is divided into equal, cumulative and undivided shares. Its partners are not personally liable for the company's debts, but only f * The social capital can be divided into shares and transferred preferentially between partners.
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• Statutory meeting
  ...roving reports as well as determining if all required charges are made and shares are subscribed, ...ey must receive positive votes from the holders of '''two-thirds''' of the shares. If the number of members of the assembly is not determined during the last
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• Preservation Of Capital
  ...e levels become dangerously high, it is recommended to reduce the share of shares to the level below 50% of the portfolio (M. Baskin, et al., 2019, pp. 45-49
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• Options
  <li> Use option. Exercise call option * buy shares at fixed price or sell shares at a specified price in the case of put option. ...stock option gives the owner the right to buy or sell a certain number of shares of a company’s stock at a predetermined price (the strike price) at any t
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• Primary and secondary market
  ...a form of [[primary market]] transaction. In an IPO, a company issues new shares of stock to the public for the first time. IPO proceeds are used to fund th ...le of a secondary market. On the NYSE, investors can buy and sell existing shares of stock from other investors. The prices of these stocks are determined by
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• Zero cost collar
  ...eliminated. What is more, the buyer can monetise the position by borrowing shares escrowed with the counterparty. * An investor owns 100 shares of XYZ company and wants to limit their maximum risk associated with their
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• Callable Preferred Stock
  ...ds every year. If so, they can buy the preferred stock back and retire the shares. Or replace them with new preferred stock paying lower dividends that refle ...he issuer is willing to pay a premium for the option to call the preferred shares.
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• Continental model of corporate governance
  ...e to the shallow and small financial markets, funding through the issue of shares and [[bonds]] is small. ...and other financial institutions of large amount (often giving control) of shares in the [[company]]. Institutional and individual owners, through the select
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• Ownership interest
  ...corporation. Membership interest grant a member to attain participation in shares which is [[profit]] as well as loss of the [[company]]. It can also mean th ...per one share. That way amount of votes is divided according to amount of shares. Many cooperatives per contra customize the rule to one member - one vote,
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• Rollover relief
  ...allow it to defer the payment of capital gains tax on the sale of the old shares.
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• Rental agency
  ...ting property value, as well as securities (in particular shares) and even shares of trading
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• Acquisition strategies
  '''Acquisition [[strategy]]''' is defined as the purchase of a company’s shares by another [[company]]. An [[organization]] can buy another one with cash, ...force the acquisition, the acquiring company must buy more than 50% of the shares to take control of the target firm <ref>Dringoli, (2016)</ref>.
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• Distribution In Kind
  ...ock-up period-which is open data investors are allowed to sell or disperse shares, however, are dependent upon specific confinements<ref> Meyer T., Mahonet P ...ibute the dividend in cash or in kind - that is, in the form of additional shares of stock.
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• Investment fund
  ...red to register with the SEC and comply with the ICA since they sell their shares extensively to the general public<ref>Morley J. (2013)</ref>. ...ange their shares, returning them to the fund, for the cash value of their shares. This amount is equivalent to the value of the part of a fund's net assets
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• Appropriation of retained earnings
  ...mber of shares outstanding, and thus increasing the value of the company's shares.
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• Paid in capital
  ...o a [[company]] in exchange for stock when it is formed or when additional shares are issued. It is also known as contributed capital or equity capital and i ...te to a company in exchange for stock when it is formed or when additional shares are issued. The types of paid-in capital include:
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• Bare trust
  * Variable Portfolio Funds - These funds invest all of their assets in shares, bonds or [[money]] [[market]] instruments, * Growth funds invest in ordinary shares,
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• Extraordinary general meeting
  ...curities into new ones, buying back the company’s shares, or issuing bonus shares.
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• Performance analysis
  # '''Investors''' use such ratios to verify and decide whether to buy or sell shares of alike company or not. [[Information]] contained in performance analysis ...rs and stockholders) advise their principals whether or not to buy or sell shares(...)"(L. C. Posthumus, N. Basson, P. Olivier 2000, ch. 1, p. 1-3). They hel
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• Bunny Bond
  ...ate, but also gives the investor the right to convert the bond into equity shares of the [[company]] at a predetermined conversion rate. ...ate, but also gives the investor the right to exchange the bond for equity shares of another company at a predetermined exchange rate.
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• Method of calculating the BCG matrix
  ...market growth are identified as "dogs", while companies with medium market shares and medium market growth are identified as "cash cows".
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• Certificate
  ...certificate'' - is a confirmation of the fact of ownership by the owner of shares,
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• Transformational outsourcing
  ...o it on the basis of the corresponding agreement. Ownership of majority of shares by the parent company, allows the elimination of one of the main disadvanta ...supervision of tasks in [[subsidiary]] thanks to ownership of majority of shares,
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• Economic profile of a sector
  * Number of competitors and their relative market shares,
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• Return on common equity
  ...esents the capital which is initially paid into the business during buying shares (share capital) by shareholder or the retained profits/earnings of the busi ...could be due to the willingness to support the [[market]] [[price]] of the shares.
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• Spin-out
  ...ut usually occurs when the owners of capital of the parent company receive shares in the newly formed company.
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• Capital market theories
  ...the market. '''The analysis allows for the effective purchase and sale of shares.''' The whole success lies in the assessment of stock analysts and investor ...analyzing daily relative [[price]] changes and [[standard]] deviations of shares. The basis of this theory is the assumption that the distribution of relati
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• Going price
  ...a great impact on the course. If more people are interested in buying the shares, their price will be higher. Shares are most often issued when a [[company]] [[needs]] to increase its equity.
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• Minute book
  ...bscription for Shares, Resolution of Director re Allotment and issuance of Shares and relating Share Certificates, Resolution of Directors re Banking and Sig ...oes not keep a minute book properly, it results in disputes connected with shares, dividends, etc.,
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• Alternative futures
  ...n <ref>B. Liang, 2004,  p. 4-5</ref> . Futures contracts based on specific shares operate according to a similar mechanism with the difference, however, that ...hedging [[strategy]] can be applied using futures contracts on individual shares or quanto [[options]], but the transaction costs are much higher. The [[cos
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• Equity research
  ...nalysts''' are people who deal with the study of shares, analyze groups of shares to provide sellers and traders, investors, recommendations and investment i * Large research companies that deal with shares.
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• Capped Index
  * be based on shares of listed companies * not depend on the value of shares, but on changes in those values
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• Dividend irrelevance theory
  ...h; {{i5link|a=[[Cumulative dividend]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Fully Diluted Shares]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Full Ratchet]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Entity theor ...www.jstor.org/stable/1814566 Dividend policy, growth, and the valuation of shares]''. The Journal of Business, 34(4), 411-433.
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• Friendly takeover
  ...rget companies negotiate the terms of the deal—covering issues such as how shares in the new company will be divided—and then both companies' [[boards of d ...lling to give up their voting rights or other rights associated with their shares.
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• Book-to-Market Ratio
  ...excess revenues while low book-to-market stocks, also referred as [[growth shares]], obtain meaningful negative excess returns. The effect of this ratio is a ...ated or undervalued by confronting the market [[price]] of all outstanding shares with the company's equity. The formula of the Market-to-book ratio is prese
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• Memorandum account
  "Amy Strate bought 1,000 shares of PUP at $30. The stock rose to $40, giving Amy $5,000 excess. Amy could h ...sh; {{i5link|a=[[Collateral management]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Redeemable shares]]}} }}
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• Quasi partner
  ...t was not a quasi-partner may become one at later stage. One may be gifted shares in existing company. * '''Investors''': Quasi partners may also be investors, who have purchased shares in the company and are expecting a return on their [[investment]]. These in
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• Long Hedge
  ...e investor will benefit from the lower prices without having to sell their shares at a lower price.
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• Forward market
  ...offer of some foreign banks (e.g. Creditanstalt, ING) warrants for Polish shares appeared. A little earlier, in June 1995, commodity options appeared on the
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• Agency Broker
  ...es that agency broker is "a person or [[organization]] that buys and sells shares or property for another person or organization" (2011). ...be carried out with a great [[knowledge]] about managed properties and/or shares, which includes knowing if repair procedures, inspections and others should
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• Stakeholders
  ...e in the affairs of running the organization, but derive income from their shares.
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• Classification of financial markets
  ...et]] - stock exchange the market we can buy and sell in stocks, [[bonds]], shares and other securities ...changes where the systematic operations of selling, buying and issuance of shares of openly held companies occur
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• External sources of finance
  * '''Equity shares''' ordinary share capital, as a long-term source of finance, represents own ...finance growth or expansion. For example, a business may issue additional shares of stock to investors in exchange for capital that can be used to finance t
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• Preliminary expenses
  ...mic Literature [[Classification]] Numbers G12, G13, D82</ref> <ref>Duty on Shares and its Efect on Share Prices</ref>: ...mm (June 2004) ''[http://discovery.ucl.ac.uk/2894/1/2894.pdf Stamp Duty on Shares and its Efect on Share Prices]'' The Institute for Fiscal Studies.
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• Valuation method
  ...method values a company based on its current stock price and the number of shares outstanding.
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• Indifference point
  : '''N1'''= Number of own shares outstanding under the first alternative financing [[plan]] : '''N2'''= Number of own shares outstanding under the second alternative financing plan
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• Relative market share
  ...[[quality of management]]. Good managers are auspicious in attaining high shares of their particular markets; they are also competent in [[controlling]] cos ...rket concentration of the industry by summing up the squares of the market shares of all participants in the industry.
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• WACC
  Example - A firm has US$1 million of debt and 100,000 of shares at US$50 each. If they can borrow at 8% and the stockholders require 15% re E = 100,000 shares X US$50/share = US$5 million
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• Private equity investments
  ...project]]. The financing of the Private equity is obtained in exchange for shares in a company and investors' profits depend on the company growth and profit
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• Sources of capital
  * '''Equity''' is the ownership of a company, divided into shares of stock that can be sold to investors for capital. Benefits of equity incl ...rce of capital is equity financing. This involves raising funds by issuing shares in the company. The benefits of equity financing include the ability to rai
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• Floor trader
  ...rice of the ask. This kind of trader purchases [[options]], [[futures]] or shares at the lower price and sells them at the higher price with a [[profit]] for ...t also purchase and sell stocks directly, such as buying a large amount of shares of a particular company at the lower price and then selling them at a highe
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• Ebitda ratio
  ...n the company is not the book value of equity, but the [[market]] value of shares. ...another form of assets, such as cash, it represents the total value of the shares.
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• Selling Into Strength
  ...the moment they fall, hoping that this is their final moment and that the shares will grow from that moment on<ref>F. Belo, X. Lin, S. Bazdresch 2014, pp. 1
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• Selling Group
  ...he selling group have no underwriting responsibility and may only sell the shares to investors for a fee, known as the ''' selling concession ''' " <ref> The ...f the group typically has an [[ownership interest]] in the investments and shares in the profits and losses.
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• Deal structure
  * '''Stock Purchase''': In a stock purchase, one party purchases the shares of another company. This is a popular deal structure for mergers and acquis ...raise capital quickly and don't want to dilute their ownership by issuing shares.
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• Contract note
  After the contract notice is made, the delivery of the shares is carried out through an instrument called the "transfer deed". The transf ...h%20Shares%2C%20John%20Wiley%20%26%20Sons&f=false Fast Money: Succeed with Shares]'', John Wiley & Sons
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• Technical analysis
  ...vestors in order to predict future prices of financial instruments (mainly shares and [[futures]]). It focuses on studying historical data connected with fin
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• Basket Option
  ...derlying stocks rise, the value of the option goes up-it's like owning the shares without actually doing so".
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• Entertainment allowance
  ...ignificant role and interviews showed that, company could lose part of its shares but would most likely survive on the market nonetheless (Donnelly & Holton,
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• Special resolution
  * Some cases in which the company acquires its own shares.
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• Strategic assets
  * Increasing the book value of shares in a company. ...venture capital]] [[investment]] funds that specifically acquire rights to shares in specific entities. Through financial support, they allocate their capita
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• Adjusted present value
  ...ely, as an institution, that provides funding only through the issuance of shares. Then, the present value of the costs or benefits that are incurred by the ...tion]] other holders of claims in the company (like bondholders, preferred shares, etc.) in addition to equity.
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• Profit
  ...that increase the value of the capital as a result of increased prices of shares owned by company on the stock exchange,
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• Large organizations
  ...t is a form of clustering, in which the role of the parent company holding shares fully in the capital of other companies, enabling it to exert a decisive in ...by shareholders who have limited liability and the right to transfer their shares. Corporations are run by a [[board of directors]] and officers elected by s
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• Asset sales
  ...are related to bought assets, and their value is more real than in case of shares. * Equity sales - this is when the owners of the company sell shares of the company to investors. The investors become part owners of the compan
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• Financial center
  * sale of [[bonds]] and shares
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• Investment counsel
  * '''advice''' on shares, bonds, [[investment funds]] and other securities. ...vestment counsel''' gives expert opinions on specific investments, e.g. '''shares, investment funds and [[bonds]]''', gives advice, creates reports and analy
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• Smart money
  ...aim of these investments are earn as much money as possible on the sale of shares of these companies after a certain time.
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• Capital group
  * this unit shares were purchased for resale, within one year from the date of their acquisiti
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• Tape Reading
  ...s or psychological numbers. What important in reading the tape is how many shares are being traded at a given moment. Large share awith price moving up would ...pply and demand dynamics of a particular stock. By observing the volume of shares being traded, traders can identify whether there is heavy buying or heavy s
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• Condominium hotel
  ...}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Unemployment costs]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Growth shares]]}} }}
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• Reserve capital
  ...of a company's capital that is contributed by shareholders in exchange for shares of the company's stock. Paid-in capital is recorded on the balance sheet as # ''' Treasury Stock''': Treasury stock is the portion of a company's shares that have been issued but subsequently reacquired and held by the company.
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• Confirmation statement
  * the statement of capital and shareholder information if a company has shares,
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• Grantor trust
  * add more beneficiaries, if it results in the transfer of beneficial shares in the trust fund or;
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• Trade exchange
  ...ctivity, which is also generally characterized by the exchange of capital (shares) in exchange for the provision of a specific type of work.
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• Decline ratio
  ...t index is advancing (and vice versa). For example, the majority of the 30 shares in the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) index may be driving the index u
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• Innovative investments
  .... In exchange for investments in the company, individual investors receive shares in the company which also connects with part of the future profits of the c ...fter the debut on the stock exchange may differ from the one for which the shares were bought on the crowdfunding platform. What's more, history shows that t
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• Total capital
  ...’ capital. Contrary to that, a business which have ordinary and preference shares have three ways of measuring return on capital (R. Kotas 2014, 158).
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• MWIG40
  ...The free-float market capitalization is the total value of a [[company]]'s shares that are available for public trading.
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• Purchase agreement
  ...his contract will agree the terms of the agreement -[[method]] of payment (shares, cash, other assets), [[price]], purchased assets, and other details that a
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• Savings plan
  ...savings on bank account. Opposite investors who like risk could invest in shares(I. Owadally 2011, p. 2).
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• Capital Base
  ...a bank is organized in the form of a joint-stock company, the value of its shares largely depends on the amount of equity. And the most important thing. In t ...in a company by stockholders. It is the capital that is raised by issuing shares, and is generally used to fund the growth and operations of the business.
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• Performance indicators
  ...tal number of shares outstanding. For example, if a company has 10 million shares of stock and its net income is $20 million, the EPS would be $2 per share.
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• Risk based approach
  ...pany can analyze the risk on the employees, customers who want to buy some shares, on the products that the company wants to acquire, necessary for example f
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• Income Shifting
  ...ssumes that a person who has income in a given company capitalizes it into shares, which are then paid out in the form of a [[dividend]], which is generally
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• Ground Lease
  ...he obligations and restrictions imposed by the lessor who holds reversible shares in the land. Although a lease instead of buying land allows developers to p
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• Capital growth
  ...er]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Bear flag]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Performance shares]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Capital market theories]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[S
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• Leadership roles
  ...loyee]] achieves goal which was set by the members of the team. The leader shares remarks, ideas and opinions with subordinates.
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• Classification of assets
  * '''Capitals''' - shares of owners in the company's assets. This capital is decreased by liabilities
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• Cumulative abnormal returns
  * Suppose an investor owns shares in a [[company]] that has performed well in the past year, with a return of
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• Credit Application
  * The owner has high shares in the company
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• Network organization
  * '''Risk of losing a competitive edge''': If a company shares too much information or resources with other companies in the network, it m
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• UPREIT
  ...e additional assets without the [[need]] to obtain loans or publicly issue shares
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• Voivode
  ...ty of the province, including the implementation of rights from stocks and shares belonging to the [[local government]] of province,
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• Monopolistic agreement
  * [[Holding]] - a public [[company]] that holds shares of various companies
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• Limitation of liability
  ...ompany]]'s debts. That liability is limited to the par value of fully paid shares.
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• Horizontal organization
  There is no unique horizontal organization even if each company shares some specifications because they all have different structures, different p
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• Oligopoly
  ...prices Ford, Toyota, Nissan usually do the same to retain their [[market]] shares. In the [[absence]] of much [[price]] competition, [[product]] differentiat
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• Bid shopping
  Bid shopping is also the term used to describe a contractor who shares [[information]] with other subbiders in order to obtain a lower [[price]].
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• International accounting standards
  ...[capital group]], in which the parent (e.g. the owner with the majority of shares) prepares consolidated financial statements based on IAS.
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• Gross salary
  ...Long-term incentives are 3-5 year bonuses paid in cash, stock, or company shares. these bonuses are considered taxable income.
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• Price risk
  ...]], consumer [[behavior]], market definition, defining predictable maximum shares in selected markets, technical requirements that are necessary for the prod
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• Non operating asset
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• Strategic analysis methods
  ** cost of capital on the preference shares, ** cost of capital on the ordinary shares,
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• Blue chip
  {{infobox5|list1={{i5link|a=[[Growth shares]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Bear spread]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Conservative
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• Imperfect information
  ...he principal have the same interests. For example, through the granting of shares and [[options]], and the payment of commissions. [[Efficiency]] pay can als
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• Cash Flow-to-Debt Ratio
  ...verall debt ratio may be good for shareholders not wanting to reduce their shares but bad for the mortgagers of the company. The most common debt ratios exce
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• Money-weighted rate of return
  {{infobox5|list1={{i5link|a=[[Fully Diluted Shares]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Simple rate of return]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Fre
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• Mutual Will
  ...hey gifted their modest estates to each other, in the alternative in equal shares to their two daughters. Unexpectedly, 10 months later, Mr. Clark died. Life
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• Investment ratio
  ...The price to earnings ratio (P/E ratio) measures the value of a company's shares compared to its earnings. It is calculated by dividing the company's curren
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• Delta neutral
  ...example of a [[delta neutral strategy]], consider a trader who is long 100 shares of stock and wishes to hedge against potential downside risk. The trader ca
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• Market performance
  .... This type of performance is typically measured by tracking the number of shares traded and the total value of the securities traded.
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• Currency risk
  ..., or when a group of exporters from different countries compete for market shares in another country.
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• Going-concern value
  ...current share price of the company by the total number of its outstanding shares. It is an indication of how much investors are willing to pay for the compa
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• Counter guarantee
  ...the debtor providing the creditor with another asset, such as property or shares, as security. If the debtor fails to pay, the creditor can seize the asset
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• General reserve
  ...urposes such as for the purchase of fixed assets, redemption of preference shares or for the expansion of business.
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• Market structure
  ...ies included in this group, each of them owning a small part of the market shares and producing slightly different products.
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• Sinkable bond
  ...rsion''': This feature allows investors to convert their bonds into equity shares of the issuer.
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• Non capital loss
  ...tal gains, the business investment losses deduction, stock [[options]] and shares deductions, deduction for [[employee]] home-relocation loan, other payments
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• Direct foreign investment
  ...ness by a foreign company. This could include a foreign company purchasing shares in a domestic company, setting up a joint venture with a domestic business
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• Three Black Crows
  ...out a long position or to open a short position. The position may involve shares of stock, exchange-traded funds, or [[options]].
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• Transparency in business
  ...lso lead to negative publicity if the business is not careful about how it shares information, as sensitive or [[confidential information]] can be easily exp
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• Model of corporate governance
  ...ght to receive the company's financial reports and the right to sell their shares.
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• Capital property
  ...l loss]]. For example, the non-depreciable capital property may be land or shares held as an [[investment]]. Property is not Capital Property if the non-depr
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• Uninsurable risk
  ...iness operations. New laws and regulations can greatly impact the value of shares of the company. The company which is facing high compliance costs may see i
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• Paper asset
  ...body can own the car factory (the [[real asset]]) but many people can hold shares of it (financial asset) and get some income from the [[production]]. Moreov
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• Tuck-In Acquisition
  ...the smaller company. Possessing it can give the bigger company new market shares, which leads to more profits.
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• Letter of instruction
  * shares certificates,
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• Franked Dividend
  ...mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Patronage Dividend]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Redeemable shares]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Debenture Redemption Reserve]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|
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• Syndicate
  ...esult of the [[merger]] of the companies, usually made through purchase of shares of other companies but also by permission to use of patents, licenses of pa
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• Osma
  ...nvestor|investors]] who deal with long-term [[Trading channel|trading]] on shares as well as currency scalpers. For Moving Average Covergence Divergence this
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• Proxy solicitation
  ...s a writing signed by a shareholder authorizing a named person to vote his shares of stock at a specified shareholders' meeting. To ensure that shareholders
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• Blind Pool
  ...rigin and [[knowledge]] of officers and promoters. It is worth noting that shares in Blind Pools are often sold at comparatively '''low prices''' to the publ
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• Berry Ratio
  ...y of a company by dividing its total [[net income]] by its total number of shares outstanding.
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• Cost-income ratio
  * '''Non-recurring effect:''' Non-recurring income, such as the sale of shares or non-recurring costs caused by restructuring programs, is allowed the CIR
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• Gamma hedging
  ...nd gamma hedging. For example, investor can buy call [[options]] and short shares based on delta and add another short at different level to protect against
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• Capital accumulation
  ...nvesting profits, businesses can create opportunities for investors to buy shares in their company and benefit from the growth.
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• Vitiating factor
  # The sale and purchase of a business issue and the sale of shares in the [[company]]
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• Types of stakeholders
  ...e in the matters of running the organization, but derive income from their shares.
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• Gordon Growth Model
  ...ock market was fairly priced or not and to assess the [[risk]] premium for shares associated with current market levels. In the multi-stage models, the Gordo
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• Tax preference theory
  ...lower payouts because they can reinvest the dividend income in additional shares, thus increasing their ownership stake.
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• Mercantile agent
  ...er and the buyer for the purchase or for the sale of products, securities, shares, properties etc. His works ends when the transaction is completed. Broker u
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• Uniform costing
  ...to set the products’ prices [[needs]] reliable information on the cost of shares.
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• Sub broker
  ...for them affiliation". If any of a sub broker relative have a significant shares in the same [[company]] where sub broker has direct on indirect business, h
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• Asset base
  * '''Stocks''': Stocks are shares of a company that investors can purchase. They can be traded on the stock e
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• Venture capital investments
  ...rocess]] of taking a company public, allowing it to raise funds by selling shares to the public.
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• Gharar
  ...ase [[options]] at a certain cost to have the proper to buy its underlying shares, as an ‘option’ isn't ascertainable and is in this way questionable<ref
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• Patronage Dividend
  ...{{i5link|a=[[Capital dividend account]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Redeemable shares]]}} }}
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• Bird-in-the-hand theory
  ...www.jstor.org/stable/2351143 Dividend policy, growth, and the valuation of shares]''. The Journal of Business, 34(4), 411-433.
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• Capital allocation
  * Equity capital allocation - This involves issuing shares of stock to raise funds for investments or projects. This can be done throu
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• Commitment letter
  .../ref>. They also vary considerably depending on whether they are preferred shares or mezzanine loans. A well-prepared commitment letter is much more preferre
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• Fiduciary Call
  ...e spikes above the strike price, you sell the risk-free asset and purchase shares with the call at the strike price. The difference between the market value
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• Competitive positioning
  ...ess]] in a given country develops. Analyzing this position, the shaping of shares as well as the structure of its participation in the [[international divisi
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• Altman Z score
  * investors who based on it decide whether to sell shares of an enterprise threatened with bankruptcy
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• Annual Basis
  ...h; {{i5link|a=[[Earnings Multiplier]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Fully Diluted Shares]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Time period concept]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Econo
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• Market value ratios
  <math>\mbox{Earnings per share} = \dfrac{\mbox{Net Income}} {\mbox{Number of shares outstanding}}</math>
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• Activity measure
  ...sponding to a [[brand]]'s content on social media. Examples include likes, shares, comments, and click-through rates.
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• Accounting ratios
  ...ss the market value of an enterprise and does so based on the value of its shares on the stock exchange. It should be remembered here that when discussing th
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• Corporate venture capital
  ...ining when it is time to exit the investment, either through a sale of the shares or a liquidation of the investment.
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• Book profit
  ...book profit for the company would be $1 multiplied by the total number of shares owned by the shareholders.
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• Investment product
  * '''Stocks''': Stocks are shares of ownership in a company that are traded on the stock [[market]]. When an
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• Competitive rivalry
  ...friendships, or even through vertical [[diversification]], i.e. acquiring shares in a client's [[company]].
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• Functions of portfolio
  A good portfolio goes beyond than a wide and a long list of good shares and [[bonds]]. It should be a well balanced integrity which gives the parti
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• Corporate guarantee
  * a company that shares the same parent corporation as the owner or operator,
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• IFE matrix
  * profitable, high value of shares
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• Agile supply chain management
  ...e management of the inventory of the customer. In this model, the customer shares real-time sales data with the supplier, and the supplier then takes respons
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• Potential market
  ...pplies to the entire market - assuming that company would have 100 percent shares in market. Thanks to this, you will estimate the size of the total market.
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• Physical asset
  ...ible assets they can be earned on securities such as stocks and bonds. The shares represent the owners of the company and thanks to that they have claims for
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• Sundry income
  ...ndocs/bitstream/handle/123456789/10247/ICTD_WP17.pdf?sequence=1 Top Income Shares, Business Profits, and Effective Tax Rates in Contemporary Chile]. Internat
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• Business exit strategy
  ...ing two companies or acquiring another company by buying a majority of its shares. This strategy is often used when two companies wish to join forces or when
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• Cash and cash equivalents
  ...They are considered to be highly liquid, since investors can buy and sell shares in the fund at any time.
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• Types of transport
  ...e provided by a small number of large businesses (usually large portion of shares in this companies are held by the State). There is a large barrier to entry
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• Fictitious asset
  * discount on issue of shares,
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• Fund supermarket
  ...Thanks to this, '''investors receive a summary of all their purchases and shares on the account statement'''<ref>Pozen R., 2015, p. 284</ref>.
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• Valuation of companies
  ...is method is based on the company's current market price and the number of shares outstanding, which is then multiplied to arrive at the company's market cap
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• Cooperative insurance
  ...y 2013, Co-operative Insurance Society became a private company limited by shares, changing its name to '''Royal London Limited'''.
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• Accrued income
  ...ts are not received until the dividend is paid. For example, a person owns shares in a company that pays quarterly dividends. The dividend income is accrued
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• Trading Book
  '''Trading Book''' is a [[company]]'s book that shows and accounts for shares that are acquired or sold by a given entity<ref>Basel Committee on Banking
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• Collecting bank
  * shares,
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• Annual report
  ...nt]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[External audit]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Growth shares]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=[[Strategic analysis methods]]}} &mdash; {{i5link|a=
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• Behavioral data
  ...e visits, clicks and conversions, as well as social media posts, likes and shares.
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• Capital gearing
  ...fbusiness.org/index.php/GJMBR/article/download/1805/1707 Is Buying Back of Shares a Dangerous Financial Strategy?]''. Global Journal of [[Management]] And Bu
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• Capital turnover
  ...stock market, capital turnover refers to the process of buying and selling shares of stocks for a profit, which is the difference between the purchase [[pric
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• Investment memorandum
  ...IPO) investment memorandum is used when a company is preparing to list its shares on a public exchange. It includes detailed information about the company, t
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• Account Analysis
  * Equity - they represent owners' shares and the capital contributed to the company also occupy the credit side.
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• Direct paper
  ...y financing''': This approach involves the issuance of common or preferred shares in exchange for cash or other assets. Equity financing helps businesses to
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• Accounting Principles
  ...g all over the world. These rules must be followed by businesses that sell shares to the public - and by any other businesses as well, during preparation of
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• Digital cash
  Digital cash shares a unique similarity to paper cash in the sense that neither the paper on wh
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• Asset equity ratio
  ...management can reduce their equity by issuing dividends or by repurchasing shares, which will increase the asset equity ratio.
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• Shareholder value added
  ...calculated by dividing the company's [[net income]] by its total number of shares outstanding.
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• Degree of financial leverage
  ...ductible. Finally, it can help to increase the market value of a company’s shares, as investors may perceive the company as having greater financial strength
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• Market disruption
  ...ould be widespread and immediate, the market could see a rapid sell-off of shares. Such political action might include changes to trade and tariffs on import
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• Total income
  * specific benefits, so-called ownership gains, arising from the holding of shares.
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• Measuring of advertising effectiveness
  ...ure the success of an online ad or post by looking at the likes, comments, shares, or other types of engagement it has received.
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• Process of business communication
  ...) person who transmits a message. He started the communication process. He shares his impressions, opinions, goals and information with others.
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• Pareto chart
  * 20% of listed companies creates 80% all shares value on stock exchange.
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• Current portion of long-term debt
  ...creditors may terminate the [[financing]] and the investors may sell their shares.
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• Business capabilities
  * The opportunity rating will allow you to determine what market shares you can get. If you realistically evaluate your [[options]], you will be ab
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• Cash earnings
  ...financing, such as issuing and repaying loans and issuing and repurchasing shares.
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• Caisse populaire
  ...ipate in Annual Meetings, the number of votes corresponds to the number of shares.
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• Creation of money
  ...ther types of financial assets. The central bank has the right to purchase shares, long-term government bonds, securities secured by receivables, corporate b
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• Capital restructuring
  ...capital restructuring. This involves raising capital by issuing new equity shares to investors. This can help generate additional funds for the company, incr
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• Free cash flow yield
  ...he free cash flow yield can be compared to the market price of a company's shares.
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• Margin level
  ...for placing securities on the account of the depository, e.g. [[bonds]] or shares.
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• Optimal capital structure
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• Phoenix company
  * Share Purchase - This involves purchasing the shares of the insolvent company in order to form a new company.
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• Bonds in finance
  ...that' give the owner the [[option]] to exchange them for a fixed number of shares of the company's common stock. Convertibles pay lower interest than ordinar
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• ABC analysis
  ...gs to prioritize Class A stock and reduce [[investments]] in Class B and C shares. In order to maximize revenues, inventory managers will use ABC analysis to
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• Capital rationing
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• Cafeteria system
  ...rship Plans (ESOPs) - These are plans that give employees the right to own shares in the company, providing them with partial ownership of the business. They
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• International negotiations
  ...omic zones, providing tax incentives, or allowing foreign companies to own shares in local companies.
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• Shareholder theory
  A '''shareholder''' is a person or entity that owns shares of stock in a company, and therefore has an ownership stake in the company.
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• Financial resources
  ...enterprises, can be mobilized on the financial market through the sale of shares, [[bonds]] and other types of securities issued by this enterprise; dividen
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• Trade counter
  ...Buyback''': This is a transaction in which a [[company]] buys back its own shares from shareholders.
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• Cash bond
  ...incipal payments. In such case bond holder can receive specified number of shares. Convertible bond is a hybrid of straight bond and a call on the underlying
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• Cash control
  ...nd other forms of strict reporting is checked by their types (for example, shares: registered and bearer, preferred and ordinary), taking into account the in
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• Innovation management
  ...strategy - improving existing products on the market and increasing their shares,
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