priority percentage

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• priority percentage — prior charge The proportion of any profit that must be paid to holders of fixed interest capital (preference shares and loan stock; see debenture) before arriving at the sums to be distributed to holders of ordinary shares These percentages help… …   Big dictionary of business and management

• ФИКСИРОВАННЫЕ РАСХОДЫ — (priority percentage, prior charge) Процентные отчисления от любых видов прибылей, в обязательном порядке выплачиваемые держателям ценных бумаг с твердым процентом: привилегированных акций (preference shares) и долговых обязательств (loan stock)… …   Словарь бизнес-терминов

• ПЕРВООЧЕРЕДНЫЕ ВЫПЛАТЫ — (priority percentage, prior charge) Процентные отчисления от любых видов прибылей, в обязательном порядке выплачиваемые держателям ценных бумаг с твердым процентом: привилегированных акций (preference shares) и долговых обязательств (loan stock)… …   Финансовый словарь

• первоочередные выплаты — Процентные отчисления от любых видов прибылей, в обязательном порядке выплачиваемые держателям ценных бумаг с твердым процентом: привилегированных акций preference shares) и долговых обязательств (loan stock) (см.: debenture (облигация… …   Справочник технического переводчика

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