easy · CFA Level I equity
Juniper Health has dual-class common shares: Class A shares have 10 votes each, while Class B shares have 1 vote each. This structure is most likely intended to:
- Allow founders to maintain control of the company with a smaller economic stake.
- Comply with IFRS requirements for mandatory board representation.
- Ensure that dividends are distributed more fairly between small and large investors.
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