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Transaction Date

The execution date refers to the specific day on which the buying or selling of a financial instrument occurs. This date is significant in the world of finance as it marks the official transaction of a security. It is crucial for investors to keep track of execution dates in order to accurately record and analyze their investments. Understanding this term is essential for navigating the complexities of the financial market.

Float Quoted Market Value (QMV)

Market capitalization is calculated by multiplying the last trading price of a company's stock by the total number of shares that are publicly available. This metric is used...

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Street Certificate

Certificates of securities, also known as bearer securities, are registered under the name of a securities firm instead of the security's owner. This allows for easy transfe...

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Non-Exempt Issuer

In the world of finance, a listed issuer holds a unique position, subjected to special reporting rules. This means that they are required to disclose financial information a...

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Delisted Issue

When a security is no longer listed on the Exchange, it is considered to have a delisted status. This can occur for various reasons, such as a company going bankrupt or merg...

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