What Are Worthless Securities?
Value securities refer to securities in which the subject matter of rights is a certain amount of currency or property rights expressed in a certain amount of currency, such as various bills, stocks, and bonds.
Value securities
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- Chinese name
- Value securities
- Explanation
- Monetary performance of property rights securities
- Features
- Property in value form
- Classification
- Property securities, debt securities and equity securities
- Value securities refer to securities in which the subject matter of rights is a certain amount of currency or property rights expressed in a certain amount of currency, such as various bills, stocks, and bonds.
- (1) The object of rights in value securities is property in value form, not property in physical form. [1]
- Value securities can be further divided into property securities, debt securities and equity securities. [2]
- Property rights securities refer to the evidence that the holders of the securities enjoy certain property rights.
- Debt securities refer to securities where the holders of securities have the right to require obligors to perform their legal obligations based on the securities. Such as money orders, cashier's checks, checks, etc.
- Equity securities refer to securities that enjoy equity on behalf of the holder, and the holder can receive income from the securities issuer on a regular basis. Such as stocks.