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English translation: stock certificate without voting rights
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| na | stock certificate without voting rights |
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| na | share certificate |
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| na | prefered shares, commun shares |
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| na | investment certificate |
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| na | (see explanation on other post) |
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stock certificate without voting rights Explanation: basically, under French law, shares of stock may be divided into voting right shares and investment right shares. so stock certificate or non-voting shares (certificat's investissement) and non-voting prior-preferred shares. not totally sure about prior for prioritaire. In English, prior means payment before other shareholders. you need to get a book on corporate structure and one in french on the various structures. also try the paris bourse website and links. cheers/ |
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share certificate Explanation: I get certficat d'investissement to quite simply mean the above according to Routledge. Would probably need context to be more helpful. Claire |
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prefered shares, commun shares Explanation: The same distinction that exists in English: If you get payed first you don't vote. Action a dividende prioritaire sans droits de vote--> prefered shares, etc |
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investment certificate Explanation: You'll find the explaining in the other posting. Béa |
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(see explanation on other post) Explanation: I see that this is the same question as before. Please, refer to my (long... too long...) explanation on the previous post. Cheers! |
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