Clearing corporations
Definition 1.
Organizations that are affiliated with exchanges and are used to complete securities transactions by taking care of validation, delivery, and settlement.
CLEARING CORPORATIONS - Organizations that are affiliated with exchanges and are used to complete secur...
CLEARING FLOAT - the delay between depositing a check and the time it is presented to the payor's bank ...
CLEARING CORPORATIONS " A clearing organization affiliated with a securities exchange that expedites the clearance and settlement of securities purchased or sold by members of that exchange.
Clearing Corporations
A central reception and distribution center operated for its members who are made up of various brokerage firms. Many offer automated systems that expedite comparison procedures.
clearing corporations: A central distribution center for member brokerage firms that expedite trade comparisons, settlement, and assignment procedures.
cliffing: An investment strategy of arranging bonds so they all mature in the same year.
Clearing Corporations
A not-for-profit service organization owned by the exchanges and their members for the clearance, settlement and issuance of options and futures.
Clearing corporations, or clearinghouses, provide operational support for brokerage firms and exchanges, and help ensure the integrity of securities trading in the US and other open markets.
Clearing corporations
Clearing House Automated Payments System (CHAPS)
Clearing house funds ...
Clearing corporations, or clearinghouses, provide operational support for securities and commodities exchanges. They also help ensure the integrity of listed securities and derivatives transactions in the United States and other open markets.
National Securities Clearing Corporation (NSCC) A clearing corporation that facilitates the settlement of accounts among brokerage firms, exchanges, and other clearing corporations.
A method of settling disputes between brokers and their clients, brokerage firms and clearing corporations, employees and their firms, and two brokerage firms. Arbitration has been adopted by all exchanges and securities associations.
A clearing corporation that facilitates the settlement of accounts among brokerage firms, exchanges, and other clearing corporations.
Nationalization
A government takeover of a private company.
Title to ownership that is untainted by any claims on the property or disputed interests, and therefore available for sale. This is usually checked through a title search by a title company.
Clearing corporations ...
Direct participants include securities brokers and dealers, banks, trust companies, clearing corporations and certain other organizations. DTC is owned by a number of its direct participants and by the New York Stock Exchange. Inc.
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