power of attorney enabling a person other than the owner to transfer stock ownership to another party. Stock power is sometimes granted when stock is pledged as collateral for a loan.
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A power of attorney form giving ownership of a security to another person, brokerage firm, bank, or lender after it has been sold or pledged to that party.
A legal document, either on the back of registered stocks and bonds or attached to them, by which the owner assigns his interest in the corporation to a third party, allowing that party the right to substitute another name on the company records in place of the original owner's.
Power of attorney form by which ownership of a security can be transferred from the registered owner to another party.
a power of attorney document to transfer ownership of a registered security from the owner to another party
a form used to transfer stock and may be obtained from our link, a brokerage firm, or a bank
A form that transfers ownership of a certificate from the registered owner to another party.
A form that transfers ownership of a registered security from the owner to another party.
Form used to instruct the transfer of ownership of a security from the registered owner(s)s to a third party. Required to be completed in cases of registered book entry shares or where back of certificate is not used. All shareholder(s) signatures are required and it should also be Medallion Guaranteed.
A form of assignment executed by the owner of stock which contains an irrevocable appointment of an attorney-in-fact to transfer the ownership of the stock.
usually a separate document attached to a stock or bond certificate and signed by the stock holder, this is a power of attorney giving the brokerage firm the right to transfer ownership of the security to another party. This document is used in place of signing the actual certificate and is more secure than signing the certificate.
A stock power is a form used to instruct the transfer of ownership of a stock certificate from the registered owner(s) to a third party. In order to transfer ownership, a stock power should be endorsed by all owners listed on the face of the certificate, or by an authorized trustee or corporate signatory if a trust or corporation. The signature(s) should also be Medallion Signature Guaranteed. See also: Medallion Signature Guarantee; Stock Transfers; Trust; Trustee
A standard form that duplicates the back of a stock certificate. It is used if the registered owner of a security does not have the certificate available for signature endorsement.
A form that may be endorsed in lieu of endorsing the back of the stock certificate.
A form used in the transfer of registered securities from one owner to another. A stock power replicates the assignment form on the back of the stock certificate, but it is separated from the certificate. Hence, a stock power is sometimes called an "assignment separate from certificate". Although both achieve the same goal, a stock power has a safety advantage in being separate.