The Insides

Virtually, the simplest, the most transparent and the safest way of investing - from the legal point of view – is through the co-ownership of the project in form of ordinary or - if you would like to invest for an predetermined period of time and agreed assured dividends - redeemable shares.

Shares

Most companies are started with only one class of shares, ordinary shares, but it is increasingly common for even very small private companies to create different share classes. This may be done for various reasons, such as to be able to vary the dividends paid to different shareholders, to create non-voting shares, shares for employees or family members, etc. A company can have whatever classes of shares will agree to, and can call any class of shares by whatever name it chooses.Under UK company law, the share class system is infinitely flexible, so any type of share can be created. Different classes of shares, and the rights attached to them, should be set out in the company's articles of association. The new classes can then be issued. Existing shares can be converted to different classes (conversion of shares).
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