Common Stock Definition
Common stock is a financial asset which represents ownership of a company. Those who have common stock have voting rights and an ability to have a say in how the company is run.
Corporate finance refers to the area by which businesses look to secure funding and manage its expenses. This includes managements decision making on how to finance new projects.
Common stock is a financial asset which represents ownership of a company. Those who have common stock have voting rights and an ability to have a say in how the company is run.
A preferred stock is a type of stock which receives preferential treatment over common stock owners. It is often seen as a mix between a bond and a stock.
Exchange-traded funds, known as ETFs, is an investment fund which offers shares on the stock-market. Generally, ETFs specialize in indexes such as the FTSE 100.