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

• 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。
• The preferred stock in that deal paid a 10 per cent dividend.
  交易中涉及的摩根士丹利优先股支付10%的红利。
• A bond or preferred stock which is selling at a price equal its face ( or par) value.
  指的是债券或优先股按照等同于面值的价格出售。
• Preferred Stocks: Preferred stock is like a perpetual bond.
  优先股：优先股就像一个永久的纽带。
• A company may choose to issue new preferred stock when additional capital is desired.
  公司如需要额外资金，可以发行新的优先股。
• The preferred stock carries a 10 percent dividend.
  这批优先股股息为10%。
• The bank will pay7.9% on the preferred stock it issued, yet based on yields for similar debt it could have sold bonds that yielded as much as two percentage points less.
  摩根大通将为其发行的优先股支付7.9%的股息，但根据类似债务的收益，它本来可以出售比这一利率低两个百分点的债券。
• Preferred stock gives its owners certain advantages over com-mon stockholders.
  优先股股票使其持有者比普通股股东享有某些优先权利。
• 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。
• Other shareholders, which include sovereign wealth funds and pension funds, would also convert some of their$ 30bn-plus of preferred stock into shares.
  包括主权财富基金和养老基金在内的其它股东，也将把它们300多亿美元优先股中的一部分转换为普通股。