Definition
Multiple-category stock divided usually into two classes on the basis of its benefits. Class-A is a non-voting, dividend paying stock issued to public. Class-B is voting stock that pays no dividend but appreciates with the growth of the firm and is held by the management. Also called classified ordinary shares.
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