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Why is the Government contribution split between equity and preference shares?

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Why is the Government contribution split between equity and preference shares?

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The split has been put in place to allow the government to earn guaranteed income through the £1 billion of preference shares which attract a fixed return of 12% per annum and by taking £4.5 billion of ordinary shares, they have some potential upside through the share price. It is these ordinary shares that existing shareholders will have the opportunity to buy.

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