Practice question · Match the pairs
Match each S.A. term to its meaning.
- Share (acción)
- Dividendos pasivos
- Preferential subscription
- Board of directors
- The unpaid portion of subscribed shares
- Pro-rata right to new shares in an increase
- Collegiate managing and representing organ
- A security embodying one unit of capital
Hints
- Separate the security itself from what remains owed on it.
- One term names the right to keep your slice when new capital is issued.
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- Share (acción) → A security embodying one unit of capital
- Dividendos pasivos → The unpaid portion of subscribed shares
- Preferential subscription → Pro-rata right to new shares in an increase
- Board of directors → Collegiate managing and representing organ
Why
The S.A.’s furniture: securities, pending disbursements, anti-dilution rights, and a professional board.
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