Securities
SecuritiesWhat exactly are securities? These are documents issued in a prescribed form and having a certain legal force, giving their owners a certain set of rights in relation to the persons who issued these documents. Basically, this is the right to receive dividends, that is, a certain percentage of profits.
Securities are classified according to the order of the owner's rights:
1. Bearer – these securities do not specify the name of the owner and are mostly issued in small denominations. They are very common on the secondary market, as only a presentation is required for sale.
2. Nominal – the name of the owner is written in the text of this document, which makes it difficult to resell them due to the need to re-register the security.
3. Warrant – the rights of the owner are confirmed by transfer signatures in the text of this document.
Securities are also classified into debt and non-debt; by duration from short-term to perpetual; bank and non-bank.
A type of securities.
Stock. The document issued by the joint-stock company reflects the investor's share of the organization's capital. This paper can be redeemed only by a decision of the shareholders' meeting or upon liquidation of the joint-stock company. Shares are divided into ordinary shares, which give the owner the right to vote (one share corresponds to one vote), the more shares the greater the impact on the decision, preferred shares do not give the right to vote, but guarantee income to the owner regardless of the results of the organization's activities.
The bond. The obligation of the organization to pay the agreed funds to the owner of this security within a certain period of time. The bond takes precedence over the shares in the payment of dividends or bankruptcy payments. The bond is the most liquid security on the stock market.
Derivative securities.
1. An option is a document that transfers the right to buy or sell other securities at a certain price and on a certain date.
2. Warrant – gives the right to purchase documents at a certain price during the initial public offering, sold by the securities issuer.
Savings certificates of deposit. The bank's certificate of investment, which further entitles you to refund the deposit and the agreed interest.
A bill of exchange. An obligation (debt) that has a certain form and entitles the owner to demand the prescribed amount after the expiration of the agreed period. Êtes-vous à la recherche d’améliorer votre expérience de paris en ligne ? Ne cherchez pas plus loin que 1xBet ! Avec notre système de code promo, vous pouvez accéder à des bonus exclusifs et des promotions qui vous donneront un avantage dans votre parcours de paris. Le code promo de 1xbet 200 % de bonus exclusif jusqu'à 130€. Il vous suffit d’entrer le code lors de votre inscription ou dans les paramètres de votre compte pour débloquer ces récompenses excitantes. Ne manquez pas l’occasion de maximiser vos gains avec 1xBet !