Chapter 2 Terms Flashcards
Negotiable CDs
CDs that can be sold to someone else in a secondary market. Also known as jumbo CDs because they come in denominations of at least $100,000.
settlement date
The date that buyers are expected to pay for the securities they purchased and sellers are expected to deliver the securities they sold.
“and interest”
A descriptor used to indicate that a bond’s purchase price will include its quoted (clean) price plus any accrued interest since the last payment date.
Street name registration
Registration in which a security is recorded in the issuer’s books in the name of the owner’s brokerage firm, which holds the security in book-entry form.
Global Depository Shares GDSs
Depository receipts of foreign companies that are not issued in the United States. GDRs represent ownership in a foreign company and are marketed outside of both the company’s home country and the United States.
Ex-date
The date at which a stock begins to trade without the new owner receiving the dividend.
beneficial owner
Beneficial owner
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One who has the benefits of owning a stock but whose title is held for reasons of safety or convenience “in street name” by that person’s broker.
Street name
Registration in which a security is recorded in the issuer’s books in the name of the owner’s brokerage firm, which holds the security in book-entry form.
Anticipation Notes
Municipal notes that are issued in advance of, or in anticipation of, an expected source of income
Declaration Date
The date that a company’s board of directors declares a dividend.
Advanced refunding
refunding bond in which the old issue remains outstanding for a period longer than 90 days after the refunding bond has been issued
registrar
An entity, such as a bank, that monitors and audits the activities of a company’s transfer agent.
pre-refunding
A type of advance refunding in which a new bond issue is held in escrow until the old bonds can be redeemed at their earliest possible call date.
treasury receipts
A zero coupon bond issued by a private issuer, such as a brokerage firm, and secured by a stripped Treasury security. Also called STRIPS.
record date
The date by which a purchaser must be the owner of record in order to be eligible to receive a dividend or other distribution, fixed by the company on the day that dividends are declared.
subscription price
The price, usually below the market price, at which shareholders holding rights certificates may purchase shares in a rights offering.
payment date
date that the board of directors sets to pay the dividend; also called the payable date