What is the sharing certificate?
, also known as a stock certificate, is a shares certificate of physical paper representation ownership of shares. The ownership of the shares refers to the ownership of a part of the company known as a stake, which means that the shares certificate also represents the ownership of shareholders in the organization traded on shares such as a company or company. Shares of shares were traded or purchased and sold through online brokers or at physical locations called stock exchange. Depending on the type of shares certificate, the certificate may be vital to the ownership of shareholders, or only paper income for recorded shares transaction. A registered shares certificate is a paper representation ownership of shares, which is also in the record. These shares were traded in the transaction that was monitored, usually in the computer system. Lost or stolen registered certificates are basically Valjak with records of shares transfer transfers can easily be obtained from the databases of electronic brokers.
The solers are shares issued to the buyer from the issuing company without recording a transaction or ownership of shares. For this reason, wearers 'stocks generally belong to a person who has a certificate, although some bearers' stocks can be traced back to the original owners if they are lost or stolen. In the films, when a hero finds a treasure chest full of valuable certificates on the stock market, these certificates are certificates.
Share at the share presents shares or actual part of the company's ownership. When a shareholder, also called a shareholder, is entitled to the corresponding percentage of the assets that the company has. In finance, the asset is anything of any value; It can be cash or any item owned by That can be sold for cash. Unlike liabilities that the company may operate or money owed by companies, assets are unlike liabilities. A shareholder is a person who ina lasting share of shares in the company.
When the company deducted liabilities from assets, the remaining value is its own capital. Essentially, the capital itself is a net assets of a company that corresponds to the shareholders of the money who have invested in the company. The value of its own capital for each share share differs from the price of the stock market, which is often much higher than the price determined on the basis of its own capital. One of the obligations deducted on the basis of its own capital is the payment of dividends of shareholders or the percentage of the company's profits that owed shareholders for their ownership in the company. Shareholders with registered shares usually receive automatic dividend payments, while a shareholder with a wearer's shares certificate must usually take over the certificate to ISSENTITY to collect dividend payments.