Some societies are incorporated under older versions of model rules that do not specify terms for withdrawable, or community shares.
A library of resources for anyone who would like to find out more about community shares. From introductory guides to market reports, find the info you need here.
A co-operative society is run for the mutual benefit of members who use its services.
To understand how much you are likely to raise in investment, and whether you have set yourselves realistic targets for your share offer, it is wor
All share offer documents need to include identification of the key risks facing the investment project, and plans for mitigating these risks.
The Community Shares Standards Mark is awarded to societies whose share offers meet national standards of good practice.
The motivation to buy shares in a society is wholly different from the motivation to buy shares in a company.
A society can manage its capital liquidity in a number of ways.
There are three main benchmarks for determining a fair interest rate:
Promoting a share offer is best treated as a campaign and planned carefully in advance to cover every opportunity.
