/ˈʃɛr ˈwɒrənt (tu ˈbɛrər)/ – Phrase
Definition: cổ phiếu vô danh, cổ phiếu không ghi tên.
A more thorough explanation: A share warrant (to bearer) is a legal document that entitles the bearer to the ownership of a specified number of shares in a company, without the need for the bearer’s name to be registered on the company’s books. The bearer of the share warrant is entitled to exercise the rights associated with the shares, such as receiving dividends and voting at shareholder meetings.
Example: The company issued a share warrant to bearer, allowing the holder to claim ownership of the shares without the need for registration in their name.