The confirmation received when shares are bought or sold – proof of the transaction for tax purposes.
A written document confirming a transaction between two dealers or a broker and a client which details the costs, type and quantity of shares traded.
Documents sent out confirming trades, these can be e-mailed or sent by post.
When you deal in shares, your broker should send you one of these in the following days to confirm what you traded, how much of it you traded, and how much you paid (if buying) or were paid (if selling).
The confirmation of your share purchase transaction.
The official form supplied by a broker when an order transacts to either buy or sell shares. The contract note details the particulars of the transaction including, number of shares, price paid, brokerage, etc.
On the same day as a transaction takes place, an intermediary sends to the investor a contract note detailing the transaction including full title of the *security, price, stamp duty (if applicable), *consideration, commission, time of deal etc.
a confirmation done on a particular day for and on behalf of a client
a record of the trade we executed on your behalf
The first document signed on buying a house is sometimes a Contract Note, instead of a Contract of Sale. This document, when signed by both parties, is as legally binding as a Contract of Sale and the buyer and seller should treat it with the same importance.
A note which must accompany every security transaction which contains information such as the dealer's name (whether he is acting as principal or agent) and the date of contract.
A written or printed record of a transaction in securities
A document sent out to confirm a trade. Can be e-mailed or sent by post.
confirmation sent from broker to client detailing the purchase or sale of securities carried out on a client's behalf.
Confirmation from a broker of the deal that has just been done.
A document sent to the investor on a purchase or sale being made, detailing the price at which the securities were bought or sold.
Within 48 hours of a transaction taking place a stockbroker sends to the client a form of advice detailing the transaction, including full title of the stock, price, stamp duty (on purchases), consideration, time of deal, commission etc. This document is called a contract note and should be kept by the client for their records.
A contract note is evidence that you've bought or sold shares or funds. It is an important legal document given that certificates are rarely physically issued these days.
The contract note confirms the purchaser's agreement to buy the policy offered, paying the purchase price and taking responsibility for all future premiums up to the maturity of the policy concerned. All rights and obligations of the endowment policy are transferred on the date of purchase. The date of delivery of the policy documents is irrelevant'.
Document sent by a broker to their client confirming a purchase or sale showing details of price, brokerage and any other charges involved.
Document sent by brokers to clients of a purchase or sale of shares. It confirms the transaction, giving details of price, brokerage, stamp duty and clearing fee.
The confirmation of your trade describing the market, the unit of trading, the action (buy or sell), the price and the expiry date
A legally binding confirmation of each portfolio transaction showing the date of each transaction, description of the security and the amount bought or sold. A contract note is sent after each transaction.
On the same day as a bargain takes place, a member of the firm must send the client a contract note detailing the transaction, including full title of the stock, price, consideration and stamp duty (if applicable).
The day that a transaction takes place, the broker sends the client a document detailing the transaction, including full title of the stock, price, consideration and stamp duty (if applicable).
Written confirmation of the purchase or sale of an investment issued immediately the bargain is transacted.
A document sent to a buyer or seller listing details of the transaction.
A legally binding confirmation of each portfolio transaction showing the: date of each transaction security description amount bought or sold A contract note is sent to you after each transaction.
Confirmation of your share purchase. With the rise of share trading over the internet, contract notes are increasingly being sent electronically.
Legal document sent by securities house to clients providing details of a transaction completed on their behalf.
On the same day as a transaction takes place, a member firm sends to the client a contract note detailing the transaction, including full title of the stock, price, stamp duty (if applicable), consideration, commission etc.
The record the investor receives from his stockbroker confirming the terms of the deal that the stockbroker has undertaken on their behalf.
This is sent out to an investor by firms such as fund managers and stockbrokers when a transaction has been completed. It is a legal document that provides the client with all the details of the deal that was made on his behalf.
A document given to a would-be buyer which, if signed by both parties, is a binding contract. May precede the more detailed Contract of Sale documents.
If you're buying or selling shares, your broker will send you full confirmation of the transaction, known as a contract note. This is your receipt for the transaction.
A note issued by a broker to his client with regard to his order, stating the number of securities bought or sold in the market along with the rate, time and date of contract.
On the London Stock Exchange, on the day on which a bargain takes place a member firm must send to the client a contract note detailing the transaction, to include full title of the stock, price, consideration, commission and stamp duty (if applicable).