When investors invest their capital in a company, they may have several priorities and expectations in terms of their participation and return. Match the investor priority in the first column to the most appropriate investment type in the second column. You can only use an example for one match so choose the best match. There are more investment types than investor priority, so choose the most accurate example to match the priority. (5 marks) g. Seeks a return of capital d. Seeks an income stream by way of dividend based on the company's financial performance d. Seeks an income stream by way of a fixed rate of dividend b. Seeks to support a charitable cause e. Seeks first right to take up any new share issues a. Preference shares in a public company b. Shares in a no liability company c. Membership fee paid to a company limited by guarantee d. Debenture e. Partly paid ordinary shares in a public company f. Ordinary shares in a proprietary company g. Ordinary shares in a public company