Jun 12, 2004 17:24
19 yrs ago
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Russian term

форма выпуска акций (документарная/бездокументарная)

Russian to English Bus/Financial Finance (general)
Насчет бездокументарных - встречал "book-entry/uncertified shares".

Как противопоставить эти два термина?

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type of issue (certificated/uncertificated)

Except as otherwise expressly provided by statute, the rights and obligations of the holders of certificated and uncertificated shares of the same class and ...
www.revisor.leg.state.mn.us/stats/302A/417.html

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Note added at 54 mins (2004-06-12 18:19:17 GMT)
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Also: form of issue

Placing - A form of issue of securities in the UK, typically with a predetermined number of non-retail investors.
www.brownrudnick.com/resources/term_resultsAlpha.asp?Term=P
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agree Maya Gorgoshidze
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book entry vs. physical certificate

also possible

... losing or damaging certificates. I prefer having a ___physical stock certificate ___to holding ___shares in book-entry___. Is this possible? Yes. ...
investor.ncr.com/faq.cfm - 26k
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Shares - Registered and Non-Registered

Common Shares - Registered and Non-Registered

With a minimum of $25 common shares (valued at $1 per share), you become eligible for profit sharing. You can purchase an unlimited number of shares. The Board of Directors’ intention is to pay a dividend on common shares equal to 1% above the average five year term deposit rate. Take advantage of our profit sharing program and invest in additional common shares available as RRSP or non-registered investments.

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