What is Differential Voting Rights (DVR)?
Differential Voting Rights (DVR) (also called dvr shares) — Shares that carry different (usually fewer) voting rights than ordinary shares, often issued at a discount with higher dividends.
In simple terms
DVR shares trade cheaper because they carry less voting power.
Why Differential Voting Rights (DVR) matters when you invest
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Differential Voting Rights (DVR) — frequently asked questions
What is Differential Voting Rights (DVR)?
Shares that carry different (usually fewer) voting rights than ordinary shares, often issued at a discount with higher dividends.
What does Differential Voting Rights (DVR) mean in the stock market?
Shares that carry different (usually fewer) voting rights than ordinary shares, often issued at a discount with higher dividends. DVR shares trade cheaper because they carry less voting power.
Can you give an example of Differential Voting Rights (DVR)?
DVR shares trade cheaper because they carry less voting power.
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