The phrase "transfer shares" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to refer to the process of moving stocks from one person or entity to another. For example, you might say, "The company has arranged for the transfer of shares to its new owners.”.
That is because, when buying or selling stocks, most fund companies that offer index funds just transfer shares from one fund to another.
And a programme of "Black Economic Empowerment", which pressures firms to transfer shares to blacks, has made a few well-connected people rich while discouraging investment.
They believed Nogara was trying to transfer shares of two Vatican-owned French property firms to the Swiss company, to prevent the French government blacklisting them as enemy assets.
The parliament committee said it had directed Tanzania's Prevention and Combating of Corruption Bureau (PCCB) to arrest and prosecute Sethi for money laundering and using forged documents to transfer shares.
According to the indictment, "This email was in reference to a plan to have JW transfer shares of Star Scientific stock" to the McDonnells (they ended up taking an unsecured fifty-thousand-dollar "loan" instead).
Philip Hammond's decision to transfer shares of his company to his wife shows he is not serious about tackling corporate tax avoidance, the Liberal Democrats Treasuryy spokesperson will tell the party's conference, accusing the chancellor of "doing a Philip Green".
The working group also recognized the importance of international platforms in supporting data sharing, technology transfer, shared risk assessment methods, and global translation of scientific evidence.
And some seasoned leaders are turning to a model of "leadership expansion" rather than "leadership transfer," sharing leadership duties with younger employees.
They spoke of complete transfer, shared and ongoing responsibility and accountability.
46% Transferring shares to a third party.
In 2010, Dyson transferred shares offshore to Malta, another tax haven.
