Financial Difficulty

Omitted Dividend
An omitted dividend refers to a dividend that was scheduled to be declared by a corporation but was not voted for the time being by the board of directors. This situation often arises when a company faces financial difficulty and decides it is more important to conserve cash than to pay a dividend to shareholders.
Voting Trust Certificate
A Voting Trust Certificate is a transferable certificate that represents beneficial interest in a voting trust established to centralize corporate control and facilitate reorganization during financial difficulties.

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