Securities, issued in the name of the creditor (in Germany, personal shares in joint-stock insurance companies are common practice but are seldom used in other circumstances). Securities which are not issued by name are known as 'bearer papers'.
A security is deemed registered when the REGISTRATION STATEMENT has become effective under Section 12 of the 1934 ACT.
Security that cannot be transferred or delivered to another party. opposite of negotiable security. Also, a security for which a registration statement has been filed with the SEC. see also registered bond.
Used in the context of general equities. Securities whose owner's name is recorded on the books of the issuer or the issuer's agent, called a registrar.
A security that assigns its ownership to a specific person or company.
a security whose owner's name is recorded on the books of the issuer (or issuer's agent)
a printed certificate with the name of the owner stated on the face of the security
A certificate (stock or bond) clearly inscribed with the owner's name.
Securities can be issued in either bearer or registered form. In bearer form, possession alone is sufficient evidence of ownership. The owners of registered securities, on the other hand, are listed on a register which is maintained by the borrower.
A securities certificate that is recorded in the name of the owner on the books of the issuer. Ownership of the security can only be transferred when the certificate is endorsed by the registered owner.
1. The name given to securities whereby ownership is registered with the issuing company or their agent. 2. Securities that are unavailable for sale due to restrictions placed upon them at the time of issue.
A security which will pay the owner whose name appears (is registered) on the face of the certificate. Securities can be fully registered (principal and interest) or registered as to principal only (coupons are in bearer form).
issue that is registered with the Securities Exchange Commission
security recorded on the books of a company in the name of the owner. It can only be transferred when the securities certificate is endorsed in that name and the certificate is forwarded to the transfer agent. Registered debt securities may be registered as to principal only or fully registered. In the case of fully registered debt securities, interest is paid by cheque rather than by coupons attached to the certificate.