Shares. Types and criteria to differentiate

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by Pilar Lope1 view·Updated Nov 26, 2020

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  1. Hello, my name is and I would like to present
  2. the different types of chairs on the criteria to distinguish
  3. among them here.
  4. We can see on overview off the presentation.
  5. We will first introduce the topic by a definition affairs,
  6. and then we will start talking about the criteria to
  7. classify the different types of shares.
  8. Shares are financial instruments that represent ownership in a company
  9. stock. Shares on equities are also terms used to describe
  10. units of ownership in one or more company most companies
  11. have shared and as financial instruments that they are can
  12. be exchanged.
  13. But on Lee, the shares of publicly traded companies are
  14. found on the stock exchanges.
  15. There is not just one type of share with rather
  16. ah whole ranch of them, and they differ from one
  17. another in various ways.
  18. Now we will expose the criteria used to distinguish between
  19. different types and forms of shares.
  20. We can distinguish different kinds of shares by the right
  21. the shares gives to shareholders.
  22. We find ordinary or equity shares one of the most
  23. common kinds of shares.
  24. These shares give investors all kinds of rights the right
  25. to participate in the annual general meeting voting and information
  26. rights right to the to receive TV them subscription right
  27. on their residual claims in case of the companies closed
  28. down, and that is because the money that it is
  29. left will be divided by the shareholder.
  30. Then we find preference shares, which are very similar to
  31. the ordinary ones.
  32. But they have no votes in right.
  33. Even though they can attend, the shareholders can attend to
  34. the annual general meeting.
  35. Nevertheless, prefer shareholders will receive a next dividend ahead off
  36. ordinary shareholders, and they also have a higher priority claim
  37. to the company's assets in case off insolvency.
  38. Now, the following ones are not so common.
  39. We found, for example, redeemable shares, which can be bought
  40. back at a future date by the company.
  41. The redemption date can either received in advance or decided
  42. at the company's discretion.
  43. The redemption price is usually the same as the issue
  44. price, but not necessarily.
  45. Shares given to employees are often redeemable so that the
  46. company can get it serves back if they employ believes,
  47. however, the ability to redeem shares it's limited on it
  48. is subject to a specific statutory requirements.
  49. Also, we find cumulative preference shares by which shareholders get
  50. on extra dividends.
  51. That's right, will be carried forward whenever there are profit
  52. enough to pay and then, lastly, convertible preference shares, which
  53. can be exchanged for a specific number off ordinary shares.
  54. And we don't see this kind of shares here in
  55. Austria. But yes, in the Yusa, we can classify shares,
  56. too, by the way ownership is transferred.
  57. In other words, by the transfer of title, we find
  58. better shares, which is a normal share in such a
  59. company. The difference is that the name of the owner
  60. is not recorded on the physical stock certificates nor in
  61. the public register.
  62. Instead, the name of the owner is simply listed.
  63. It's simply listed as the better bearer.
  64. Thus, uh, it is a barrier share.
  65. This means that ownership off the share is that their
  66. means entirely by the physical profession off a piece of
  67. paper, the only way of knowing who the owner is,
  68. uh, if they're holding the doctor certificate in their hands.
  69. Therefore, the transfer is very easy on the barrel.
  70. ER can always exercise off the right.
  71. Moreover, there are registered shares which are not very common
  72. anymore, but they still exist with this kind of hair
  73. on Lee, owners or shareholders can exercises connector size the
  74. rights. Um, if the owner decides toe sell the share,
  75. it must be registered under the name and address of
  76. the new owner.
  77. Registered shares can be transferred by agreement, endorsement and transferred,
  78. uh, in principle there also suitable for stock exchange trading.
  79. Although the require registration by name represents, Ah, theoretical disadvantage
  80. compared toa better better shares.
  81. Um, this tends to make the transfer more difficult.
  82. Sometimes the company's consent is needed for transfer, which will
  83. bring us the resist restricted registered chairs.
  84. Also, we find the classifications.
  85. By denomination, we find par value shares, which have the
  86. nominal value expressed in euros or dollars, so one share
  87. represents €100.
  88. Um, the total sum off all these shares is equal
  89. to the shareholders funds.
  90. When a company issues new stock shares, our value is
  91. the nominal or officially stated worth off a stock share
  92. just before investors begin buying shares.
  93. However, as investors start buying shares, the actual price investors
  94. steak and often that's risible far the term part came
  95. in tow use as a way for companies toe a
  96. share. The market.
  97. They will sell, uh, no shares below par so that
  98. no one can receive favorable treatment.
  99. And also we find the quota share.
  100. We have no nominal value, but its share represents unequal
  101. part of the shareholders funds.
  102. Um, if the company, for example, issues 100 shares, its
  103. share would represent the 100 part of that company, and
  104. these shares are more common nowadays.
  105. We can also classify different fares by industry sector, which
  106. means that we can classify different shares by the industry
  107. in which they belong.
  108. For instance, in the Vienna Stock Exchange Market Web page,
  109. we find a sector classifications in which they're eight industries
  110. with 36 sectors in total.
  111. We find healthcare industry, for example, which includes the pharmaceutical,
  112. biotechnology and health equipment sectors.
  113. Also, the consumer products industry that counts with the sectors
  114. off automoviles uh, food, very tobacco, um, household products and
  115. furniture and personal on leisure product.
  116. Nevertheless, there are also other industries with different sectors in
  117. which we can find off course shares, and also we
  118. can classify Bicyclist city on.
  119. We can distinguish shares that are more or less affected
  120. by the business cycle disease when sales go up and
  121. down, depending on the economy, off the country and how
  122. it affect the business in general.
  123. Um, we find therefore cyclical stocks.
  124. Um and this means that the sheriff price are heavily
  125. influenced by the business cycle.
  126. And on the other hand, we find defensive stocks.
  127. We're hair surprise are more stable.
  128. Also, we find other criteria where we can differentiate shares.
  129. One criteria is the time off issue and we can
  130. find new shares on dhe.
  131. It is when the company issues additional affairs and also
  132. all shares which are they already existing shares off a
  133. company. Also, we can.
  134. Another criteria is the financial effect when issuing new shares.
  135. And normally there is a cash inflow on.
  136. There is unordinary capital increase.
  137. But also there can be no gosh in flu and
  138. that's when issuing new shares.
  139. Um, but it is for free.
  140. And in this case, there is an internal capital increase.
  141. Also, uh, time happened, the situation off repurchasing new care,
  142. our existing shares.
  143. Eso here will have to distinguish um issued shares which
  144. are the shares that the company issues on its sir
  145. holders and on investors hold these shares.
  146. The company issues these to the people in the company
  147. or the general public and some large investment institutions.
  148. Also, we find out of standing shares, which are issued
  149. shares minus the stock in the Treasury.
  150. When a company buys back its shares and that's not
  151. retired them, uh, they're set to place in the Treasury.
  152. Thus, after subtracting shit shares in the Treasury, the remaining
  153. are set to be outstanding cares and the outstanding shares
  154. are lesser than or equal to issue shares.
  155. And nevertheless, they cannot be more than issued shares but
  156. can be a Cuba lint toe if if there is
  157. no Treasury stuck.
  158. And then lastly, we filing Treasury shares, which refers to
  159. previously outstanding talk that is brought back from stockholders by
  160. the issuing company, and the result is that the total
  161. number of outstanding shares on the open market decreases.
  162. Also on our criteria is the amount of shares health
  163. and sometimes we refer to a free float, which refers
  164. to the number off Cos outstanding shares owned by public
  165. investors, including restricted shares held by company managers on officers
  166. controlling interest investors, governments on other private parties, but also
  167. another definition of free float.
  168. It's when the shareholding is less than 5%.
  169. Yeah. On the other hand, we can also refer toa
  170. a block of stock.
  171. And it is when the shareholding is bigger than 5%
  172. Other four.
  173. When you have more than a 5% in a company
  174. you have a block of shares.
  175. And also on our criteria is the financial effect when
  176. issuing new shares.
  177. And normally there is a Okay, so this has bean
  178. all I really hope you like this presentation and