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Distinguish between the following sets of terms as used in financial markets: (i) “Quoted companies” and “unquoted companies”. (ii) “Bonus issue” and “rights issue”.

      

Distinguish between the following sets of terms as used in financial markets:
(i) “Quoted companies” and “unquoted companies”.
(ii) “Bonus issue” and “rights issue”.

  

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Francis
Distinguish between the terms as used in financial markets.
(i) Quoted and unquoted companies: quoted companies are the companies who shares are traded in a stock exchange market. Unquoted companies are companies whose shares are not traded in a stock exchange market.
(ii) Bonus issue and rights issue: Bonus shares are additional shares issued free of cost. A rights issue is an offer given to the existing shareholders to purchase additional shares at a discounted price within a specified period of time.

francis1897 answered the question on November 8, 2022 at 07:56


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