stock ownership
Piece of company
Stock ownership is holding shares in a corporation, representing a fractional claim on the company's assets and earnings.
Owners may receive dividends and typically have voting rights on corporate matters.
Employee stock ownership gives workers a stake in the company's success.
Stock ownership can range from a few shares to a controlling interest.
- Wall StreetAmerican finance hub
- shareholderEquity owner in corporation
- voting rightsEntitlement to elect officials
- proxy votingEntrusting your ballot elsewhere
- shareholder valueEquity investor financial returns
equity · dividend · insider trading · retirement account · trading volume · portfolio · brokerage account · dollar-cost averaging · fiduciary duty · capital gain · board of directors · prospectus · annual meeting · market index · shareholder agreement · risk tolerance · long-term investment · financial advisor
- shareholder rightsshareholder rights, voting power, proxy voting, amendment rights, first refusal
- corporate controlmajority stake, voting shares, shareholder rights, corporate governance, takeover bid
- ownershipsproperty title, deed, freehold, leasehold, equity stake
- Shareholder Activismshareholder activism, proxy fight, proxy vote, proxy voting, shareholder rights
- economic relationshipstrade, barter, debt, credit, loan
- free marketsfree market, free enterprise, free trade, free markets, laissez-faire
stock ownershiplending
Temporary provision of resources
convertible debt · debt financing · corporate bonds · debentures · unsecured debt
stock, ownership, stocks, stocked, stocking, stocky, stockist, restock, restocking