Companies issue shares to get money. With that money, a company can take action and make investments. With shares in a company you are a participant in the company's capital. Often, you also have voting rights at the shareholders meeting and you receive dividends. That's the money a company pays out to shareholders if profits are made. Shares may be listed on the stock exchange, but that is not necessary. At ABN AMRO you invest in listed shares.

Investing in Shares: Return?

The value of shares depends on the company's performance and developments in the financial markets. The return on shares consists of value increases of the share and dividend. Investing in stocks is interesting if you want a higher return than with other asset classes such as bonds.

Investing in stocks: the risks

Investing in stocks involves more risk than investing in other categories. Is it bad with the company in which you have shares? Then the value of your shares drops. In case of bankruptcy, your shares are even worth nothing. The stock price can be very moving.

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