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Voting rights
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Voting rightsThe entitlement of the owner of common stock or ordinary shares to vote in person or by proxy at annual meetings or annual general meetings.
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Stock
US equivalent of the British word "share", a block of shares with a nominal value of 100, or various kinds of fixed-interest securities; in Britain, goods stored ready for sale, raw materials, work in progress and finished but unsold products.
Shares
Certificates or book entries representing ownership in a corporation or similar entity.
Proxy
Person granted power of attorney by a shareholder to vote for him or her at an annual general meeting.
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Voting certificate
Certificates issued by a voting trust to stockholders in exchange for their common stock, which represent all the rights of common stock except voting rights.
Voting instruction card
The voting card sent to participants in an employee plan giving the trustee of the plan the authority to vote the shares as indicated on a proxy card.
Voting shares
Those categories of shares that give their holders the right to vote at companies' AGMs.
Voting stock
In the US, voting stock, typically common stock, which confers on the owner the right to vote on election of directors and other corporate matters.
Voting trust certificate
A trust in which control of a corporation is given to a few individuals, usually to support reorganization of a corporation without interference.
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Voluntary liquidation
The liquidation of a company approved by its shareholders.
Voluntary plan
A pension plan supported partially by the employee by pension contributions deducted from each paycheck.
Voluntary unemployment
Exists when people choose not to work, often because they cannot find jobs that pay enough money.
Voting certificate
Certificates issued by a voting trust to stockholders in exchange for their common stock, which represent all the rights of common stock except voting rights.
Voting instruction card
The voting card sent to participants in an employee plan giving the trustee of the plan the authority to vote the shares as indicated on a proxy card.
Voting rights
Voting shares
Those categories of shares that give their holders the right to vote at companies' AGMs.
Voting stock
In the US, voting stock, typically common stock, which confers on the owner the right to vote on election of directors and other corporate matters.
Voting trust certificate
A trust in which control of a corporation is given to a few individuals, usually to support reorganization of a corporation without interference.
Voucher
A receipt or document that supports or proves an item in an account.
Vulture funds
Are investment vehicles which focus on acquiring properties which may be available due to financial distress.
RELATED TERMS--------------------------------------
Stock
US equivalent of the British word "share", a block of shares with a nominal value of 100, or various kinds of fixed-interest securities; in Britain, goods stored ready for sale, raw materials, work in progress and finished but unsold products.
Shares
Certificates or book entries representing ownership in a corporation or similar entity.
Proxy
Person granted power of attorney by a shareholder to vote for him or her at an annual general meeting.
SIMILAR TERMS--------------------------------------
Voting certificate
Certificates issued by a voting trust to stockholders in exchange for their common stock, which represent all the rights of common stock except voting rights.
Voting instruction card
The voting card sent to participants in an employee plan giving the trustee of the plan the authority to vote the shares as indicated on a proxy card.
Voting shares
Those categories of shares that give their holders the right to vote at companies' AGMs.
Voting stock
In the US, voting stock, typically common stock, which confers on the owner the right to vote on election of directors and other corporate matters.
Voting trust certificate
A trust in which control of a corporation is given to a few individuals, usually to support reorganization of a corporation without interference.
PREVIOUS AND NEXT TERMS--------------------------------------
Voluntary liquidation
The liquidation of a company approved by its shareholders.
Voluntary plan
A pension plan supported partially by the employee by pension contributions deducted from each paycheck.
Voluntary unemployment
Exists when people choose not to work, often because they cannot find jobs that pay enough money.
Voting certificate
Certificates issued by a voting trust to stockholders in exchange for their common stock, which represent all the rights of common stock except voting rights.
Voting instruction card
The voting card sent to participants in an employee plan giving the trustee of the plan the authority to vote the shares as indicated on a proxy card.
Voting rights
Voting shares
Those categories of shares that give their holders the right to vote at companies' AGMs.
Voting stock
In the US, voting stock, typically common stock, which confers on the owner the right to vote on election of directors and other corporate matters.
Voting trust certificate
A trust in which control of a corporation is given to a few individuals, usually to support reorganization of a corporation without interference.
Voucher
A receipt or document that supports or proves an item in an account.
Vulture funds
Are investment vehicles which focus on acquiring properties which may be available due to financial distress.
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