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What is the maximum legal rate for the remuneration of cooperative bank shares?

The Livret A rate

The government bond interest rate

The Average Rate on Private Sector Bonds (TMO)

The ECB policy rate

What is the main risk associated with cooperative bank shares in the event of bank failure?

Immediate loss of liquidity

Priority repayment over creditors

Partial loss of nominal value

Total loss of share value

What fundamental legal characteristic of cooperative bank shares distinguishes them from shares of limited companies?

Their nominal value fluctuates based on market conditions

They confer voting rights proportional to the number of shares held

They are traded on a regulated market

They apply the 'one person, one vote' principle

Nominal value of a cooperative share at Crédit Coopératif

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Members are repaid only after full settlement of liabilities

Absence of a secondary market for trading shares

Dividends subject to the 30% flat tax

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Capital loss risk

Illiquidity risk

Tax risk

For how long can a former member be held liable in the event of liquidation of their local branch?

Two years

Three years

Five years

Ten years

Cooperative Investment Certificates (CCI) confer voting rights on investors.

True

False

Cooperative bank shares are eligible for the PEA-PME.

True

False