Trading in unlisted shares (Swedish: handel med onoterade aktier) means buying and selling shares in companies that are not listed on a stock exchange, sometimes called private trading. Deals are often negotiated directly, sometimes via a broker, and set out in a share purchase agreement.
The articles of association may contain a transfer restriction affecting who may buy the shares. After a transfer, the new owner must be entered in the share ledger. NVR records such changes digitally.
Unlisted shares are shares in companies that are not listed on a stock exchange or trading venue.
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A transfer of shares means shares change owner, for example through a sale, gift or inheritance.
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A transfer restriction is a condition in the articles of association that limits how shares may be transferred.
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A share purchase agreement (SPA) is the agreement that sets out the terms when shares in a company are sold.
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