Company Shares

Invest in a listed company of your choice

A company share represents a single unit of ownership in a corporation
or an organisation. For example, if you bought 10,000 shares of a company
that has issued 100 million shares, you are a shareholder with an
ownership of 0.01% of the company.

Listed and traded on organised securities exchanges around the world
like Singapore Exchange, Bursa Malaysia, New York Stock Exchange
A unit of account for various financial instruments including stocks
(ordinary or preferential shares), investments in limited partnerships,
and real estate investment trusts

Benefits

Capital gains

Potential capital gains from owning an asset that can grow in value over time.

Earn dividends

Potential income from dividends

Risks

Economic risks

Share prices for a company is subjected to market forces and can fall dramatically, even to zero.

Market value risks

If the company goes bankrupt, you, as equity holder, will be the last in line to be paid, so you may not get your money back.

Liquidity risks

Whether you are able to sell or close out your position in a share will depend on the liquidity of the share in the market. If the share is illiquid, you might not be able to get back the fair value of your share.