Common stock and Corporate: Difference between pages

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Noun.

A non-financial business organisation usually, but not always, being a company (US: corporation).

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Noun: banking.

A bank customer which is a non-bank business, and not a private individual.

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Adjective.

Relating to a large organisation, often a profit seeking organisation (including banks and other financial institutions).

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Adjective.

Relating to the more formal (or even bureaucratic) aspects of large profit seeking organisations.

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-A unit of equity shareholding with no special rights or powers.
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-Similar to ordinary shares.
+''Noun''.
-By far the most widespread form of equity shareholding.
+A non-financial business organisation usually, but not always, being a [[company]] (''US:'' [[corporation]]).
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+''Noun: banking''.
+A bank customer which is a non-bank business, and not a private individual.
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+''Adjective''.
+Relating to a large organisation, often a profit seeking organisation (including banks and other financial institutions).
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+''Adjective''.
+Relating to the more formal (or even bureaucratic) aspects of large profit seeking organisations.
 == See also ==
-* [[Common equity Tier 1]]
+* [[Company]]
-* [[Equity]]
+* [[Corporate treasury]]
-* [[Ordinary shares]]
+* [[Infrastructure]]
-* [[Preference shares]]
-* [[Preferred stock]]
+[[Category:The_business_context]]
-* [[Share]]