Preferred Shares That Give the Shareholders the Option of Exchanging

question 1

Multiple Choice

Preferred shares that give the shareholders the option of exchanging their preferred shares for common shares at a specified rate are known as

• A)Participating preferred shares
• B)Callable preferred shares
• C)Cumulative preferred shares
• D)Convertible preferred shares
• E)Noncumulative preferred shares

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Definitions:

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