Restricted Shares | Web Scraping Tool | ScrapeStorm
Abstract:Restricted Shares refers to stocks that are restricted from being transferred (sold) before certain conditions are met. ScrapeStormFree Download
ScrapeStorm is a powerful, no-programming, easy-to-use artificial intelligence web scraping tool.
Introduction
Restricted Shares refers to stocks that are restricted from being transferred (sold) before certain conditions are met. They are mainly used by companies as incentives for employees and executives to encourage companies to improve performance and achieve goals by continuing to hold shares.
Applicable Scene
Companies can encourage employees to improve operating performance and achieve goals by granting them stock and holding them for a certain period of time. This gives employees a direct interest in the company’s performance and motivates them to commit to the company for the long term.
Pros: When employees own stock in a company, they feel that the company’s success is in their own interest, which increases their motivation to improve operating performance. In particular, since rising share prices are good for them, they are motivated to contribute to improved performance. Transfer restrictions require employees to stay with the company for a certain period of time. This increases their motivation to contribute to the company’s goals and long-term development.
Cons: Due to transfer restrictions, shares can only be sold after certain conditions are met and cannot be converted into cash immediately. This makes it inconvenient, especially when you need funds urgently. The value of restricted shares depends largely on the company’s performance. When the company’s stock price falls, holding shares may become less meaningful, which may affect employee enthusiasm. After the transfer restrictions are lifted, the shares may be taxed and you may be forced to pay an unexpected tax burden. In particular, if the stock valuation is high, the tax burden may be larger.
Legend
1. Restricted Shares Utit RSU VS RSA.
2. Restricted stock units.
Related Article
Reference Link
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Restricted_stock