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ARTICLES RELATED TO Security finance - Fungible and non-fungible securities | | | |  Security finance - Fungible and non-fungible securities: Encyclopedia II - Security finance - Uses of securities
Security finance - For the issuer.
Issuers of securities include commercial companies, government agencies, local authorities and international and supranational organisations (such as the World Bank). Debt securities issued by government (called government bonds or sovereign bonds) generally carries a lower interest rate than corporate debt issued by commercial companies. Repackaged securities are usually issued by a company established for the purpose of th ...
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| | | | Security finance - Fungible and non-fungible securities: Encyclopedia II - Security finance - Regulation In the United States, the offer and sale of securities is either registered pursuant to a registration statement that is filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) or are offered and sold pursuant to an exemption therefrom. Dealing in securities is heavily regulated by both the federal authorities (SEC) and state authorities. In addition the industry is heavily self policed by Self Regulatory Organ ...
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Security finance - Bearer and registered securities.
Bearer securities are issued in the form of a paper instrument. On the face of the instrument is written the promise of the issuer to pay the bearer of the instrument. By a legal fiction, the instrument is deemed to constitute the debt of the issuer, and not merely to represent them. In the absence of computerisation, bearer securities constitute tangible assets (or chose in possession). They are transferred by delivering the instrument from person to person. In some cases, transfer is by en ...
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| | | | Security finance - Fungible and non-fungible securities: Encyclopedia II - Security finance - Debt and equity Securities are traditionally divided into debt securities and equities.
Security finance - Debt.
The holder of a debt security, typically a bond, is owed a debt by the issuer and is entitled to the payment of principal and interest, together with other personal rights under the terms of the issue, such as the right to receive certain information. Debt securities are generally issued for a fixed term a ...
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| | | | Security finance - Fungible and non-fungible securities: Encyclopedia II - Security finance - Concept of security Originally the term "securities" was used to denote security interests (such as mortgages and charges) supporting the payment of a debt or other obligation. In Early modern Europe, companies and government agencies began to raise capital from the public using secured debt obligations, which came to be known as "securities". As shares became more readily transferrable from the Victorian era, their functional similarity to debt securities became clearer, and both forms of investment became known as "securities". More recently, the term has also been extended to include units in investment fu ...
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Security finance - Primary and secondary markets.
The securities markets can be divided into the primary markets and the secondary markets. Primary markets (also known as capital markets) comprise of new securities to their first holders. The issue of new securities is commonly known as an Initial Public Offering (IPO). Issuers usually retain investment banks to assist them in finding buyers for these issues, and in many cases, to buy any remaining interests themselves. This arrangement is known as underwriting. ...
See also:Security finance, Security finance - Concept of security, Security finance - Uses of securities, Security finance - For the issuer, Security finance - For the holder, Security finance - Debt and equity, Security finance - Debt, Security finance - Equity, Security finance - Hybrid, Security finance - Securities markets, Security finance - Primary and secondary markets, Security finance - Public offers and private placements, Security finance - Listing and OTC dealing, Security finance - International debt markets, Security finance - Legal nature of securities, Security finance - Bearer and registered securities, Security finance - Divided and undivided securities, Security finance - Fungible and non-fungible securities, Security finance - Regulation, Security finance - Associations, Security finance - Lists, Security finance - Market data Read more here: » Security finance: Encyclopedia II - Security finance - Securities markets |
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