Which of the following preference shares are issued with a repayment option within a stipulated time period?

Cumulative preference shares Participating preference shares Redeemable preference shares None of these

Redeemable preference shares

Redeemable preference shares, also known as redeemable preferred shares or redeemable preferred stock, are a type of financial instrument issued by corporations as a form of financing. They combine features of both equity and debt securities. These shares are considered a type of preferred stock because they come with certain preferential rights and benefits, but they also have a unique characteristic that allows the issuing company to repurchase or "redeem" them from shareholders at a specified future date or under certain conditions.