Certificate of stock
51stock certificate — / stɒk səˌtɪfɪkət/ noun a document proving that someone owns stock in a company …
52certificate of incorporation — a statement filed with a state official in forming a corporation, stating its name, purposes, the distribution of its stock, etc. * * * …
53certificate representing shares — An instrument which confers a contractual right (other than an option) to acquire shares otherwise than by subscription. London Stock Exchange Glossary …
54certificate — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. certification, warrant, diploma; testimonial; policy, debenture, stock. See evidence, security, record. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. declaration, document, warrant, voucher, testimonial, credential(s),… …
55share certificate — This is the legal proof of ownership of shares in a company. However, with the increase of electronic trading and settlement systems such as Crest, share certificates are gradually being phased out. If an investor insists on having a share… …
56No-Par Value Stock — Stock that is issued without the specification of a par value indicated in the company s articles of incorporation or on the stock certificate itself. Most shares issued today are classified as no par or low par value stock. No par value stock… …
57letter stock — Stock that bears a restrictive legend on the certificate that limits the owner s ability to sell. All letter stock is restricted stock. American Banker Glossary Privately placed common stock, so called because the SEC requires a letter from the… …
58share certificate — certificate of ownership of stock shares …
59stock certificate — noun A paper certifying its bearers ownership of shares (in a certain quantity) in a corporation …
60stock certificate — noun (C) AmE an official document that shows that you own shares (share2 (5)) in a company …
