preferred stock

英 [prɪˈfɜːd stɒk]

美 [prɪˈfɜːrd stɑːk]

n.  同 preference shares; 优先股

经济

柯林斯词典

• See also:common stock

英英释义

noun

• stock whose holders are guaranteed priority in the payment of dividends but whose holders have no voting rights
  Synonym:preferred sharespreference shares

双语例句

• The US government has bought preferred stock in the eight largest banks and hundreds of smaller ones under the Troubled Asset Relief Plan.
  美国政府已购买优先股的8家最大的银行和数百个较小的资产根据这家陷入困境的救济计划。
• This is generally not considered nationalization because the preferred stock doesn't have voting rights.
  这是一般认为国有化，因为优先股没有投票权。
• Preferred stock or convertible bonds or stock warrants that can be converted into common stock.
  可以转换成普通股的优先股或可转换证券或认股权证。
• Raising funds by offering ownership in a corporation through the issuing of shares of a corporation's common or preferred stock.
  公司通过发行普通股或优先股使投资者获得股权来筹集资金。
• 8% preferred stock,$ 10 par, callable at$ 10 Share prices bounced back this morning.
  8%优先股，面值10美元，赎回价格10美元股票价格今晨回升了。
• While both the common and preferred stock will continue to trade, investors will lose their dividends and will be exposed to the companies 'losses ahead of the government taking a stake in new senior preferred stock.
  虽然普通股和优先股都将继续交易，但是投资者将失去股息。而且，在美国政府购入新发行的高级优先股股权的情况下，投资者将直面两房的亏损。
• If they can't, they must sell the government preferred stock that is convertible into common stock after seven years.
  如果他们不能，他们必须卖出政府优先股是转换成普通股后，7年。
• The preferred stock carries a 10 percent dividend.
  这批优先股股息为10%。
• The price, specified at issuance, at which a bond or preferred stock can be redeemed by the issuer. Also called redemption price.
  发行机构提前赎回债券或优先股所支付的价格，在发行时此价格即定，又叫赎回价格。
• Preferred stock, however, is usually I ued with the promise of a regular dividend.
  可是，公司通常会对优先股发放固定的股息。