Practice question · Select all that apply
Which statements about S.L. participations are correct?
Hints
- These holdings are deliberately not tradable securities.
- Transfers within the family circle are treated more freely.
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- A. Transfers to a partner’s spouse or children are free by default
- C. They cannot be listed on a stock exchange
- D. They are equal and indivisible parts of capital
Why
Participations are precisely not securities, no listing, no free float. Family and fellow partners are the default free-transfer circle.
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