The date an insurance company issues a policy. This date may differ from the date the policy becomes effective.
Date when insurance company actually issues the policy document which may well be different from the commencement date of the insurance.
Indicates the date on which a bond was issued and on which interest begins to accumulate.
The date printed on the policy that indicates when the policy was issued. This date may be different than the policy date, which is the date the policy went into effect.
The date of the judgment or order on which the writ of execution was issued.
The effective date of the policy as issued by the insurer.
Used in the context of bonds to refer to the date on which a bond is issued and when interest beings to accrue to the bondholder. Used in the context of stocks to refer to the date trading begins on a new stock issued to the public. Source
The arbitrary date on a contract or on a financial instrument fixed as the date from which the term runs. (Neither the actual date on the instrument, nor the date the instrument was actually signed, nor the date the instrument was executed, nor the date the instrument was delivered, are considered to be the "Date of issue" or the "issuance date".)
The date on which a bond is issued and effective. Interest accrues to bondholders from this date.
The date on which a new stock is publicly issued and begins trading.
The date stated in a policy as the date on which the contract was issued by the insurer. This is not necessarily the effective date of the policy.