Face Value (FV) of a share is also called its

Nominal Value

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Printed Value

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Par Value

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Market Value

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Solution

The correct options are
A
Nominal Value

B
Printed Value

C
Par Value

The smallest unit of capital in a company is called a share. The value of a share is printed on company's certificate with other details and such a certificate is called a share certificate. Face Value (FV) is the value of the share printed on the share certificate. Its is also called Nominal Value or Printed Value or Par Value.

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