Daily Point 2295 - Non-Convertible Preference Shares

 

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Daily Point 2295 

Non-Convertible Preference Shares 

Non-convertible preference shares are a type of preference share that cannot be converted into common stock, meaning shareholders only receive fixed dividends and do not have the potential for capital appreciation through conversion. They are a hybrid security, offering more stability than common equity but less potential for growth, and shareholders typically do not have voting rights.

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