What are the differences between between ordinary shares and preference shares?()
A: The holders of
ordinary shares have voting power;
B: The holders of
ordinary shares face Lower risks;
C: The holders of
preference shares receive dividends after ordinary share holders ;
D: The holders of
preference shares have a right to return of the capital before that
of equity shares.
A: The holders of
ordinary shares have voting power;
B: The holders of
ordinary shares face Lower risks;
C: The holders of
preference shares receive dividends after ordinary share holders ;
D: The holders of
preference shares have a right to return of the capital before that
of equity shares.
举一反三
- Preference shares may have same rights as Ordinary shares in respect of voting, sharing in profits or return of capital.(). A: True B: False
- Ordinary shares are entitled to receive dividends if any are available after the dividends on preferred shares are paid. True or false?
- In<br/>a reverse stock split:() A: the<br/>number of shares outstanding increases and owners’ equity<br/>decreases. B: the<br/>firm buys back existing shares of stock on the open market. C: the<br/>firm sells new shares of stock on the open market. D: the<br/>number of shares outstanding decreases but owners’ equity is<br/>unchanged. E: shareholders<br/>make a cash payment to the firm.
- If a company issues 5,000 $1 ordinary shares at $3 each, the amount of share premium account will be $15,000.
- The key reason for the existence of markets of financial assets is: () A: that holders of shares generally want to exchange them for bonds and<br/>other financial instruments. B: the high expenditure for many individuals and businesses. C: that the lack of money in an economy makes trade in financial assets<br/>necessary. D: the refusal of most modern governments to print money on demand.