Regulation U
Federal Reserve regulation governing extensions of credit by banks for purchasing and carrying margin securities.
Regulation U
A U.S. government regulation that covers the lending of money by banks to their customers including brokerage firms.
Regulation U
The Federal Reserve Board regulation that governs loans by banks for the purchase of securities. Call loans are exempt from Regulation U.
Regulation U
Federal Reserve Regulation entitled Credits by Banks For the Purpose of Purchasing or Carrying Margin Stock.
Regulation U
Federal Reserve Board limit on how much credit a bank can allow a customer for the purchase and carrying of margin securities.
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REGULATION U " The federal regulation governing the amount of credit which may be advanced by a bank to its customers for the purchase of listed stocks.
Regulation U: The federal regulation of bank loans collateralized by securities, including broker/dealer hypothecation of stock.
REIT: See Real Estate Investment Trust.
REMIC: See Real Estate Mortgage Investment Conduit.
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Banks play a key role in the financial system and wider economy. Therefore governments have been concerned about regulating banks to avoid baks defaulting on promises.
Regulation U - Governs the extension of credit by banks to its customers for purchasing listed securities.
An exchange regulation under which an official bid price for a cash commodity is competitively established at the close of each day's trading. It holds until the next opening of the exchange.
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Regulation U A Federal Reserve Board regulation that limits the amount of credit a bank can extend to customers for buying on margin.,, Regulation Z "A federal law requiring lenders to fully disclose in writing the terms and...
Regulation D - Body of regulation under the Securities Act of 1933 pertaining to the issuance or sale of private and unregistered securities.
This describes special regulation under IRC Sections 501(c)(3) and 403(b) wherein employees of certain institutions may reduce their income by permitting the employer to pay part of their earned income into a deferred annuity.
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In the UK, a series of sweeping changes beginning in 1997 placed most financial regulation under a new Financial Services Authority (FSA).
Up until its passage, hedge funds had received exemption from regulation under Section 3(c)(1) of the 1940 Investment Company Act.
All categories of money services businesses subject to BSA regulation under 31 CFR part 103 must implement an anti-money laundering compliance program including: ...
It is responsible for rule writing, firm examination, enforcement and arbitration and mediation functions, along with all functions that were previously overseen solely by NASD, including market regulation under contract for NASDAQ, ...
Industrial Production (business term)
Moral Suasion (business term)
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Regulation U (finance term)
Regulation Z (finance term)
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The creditor can raise or low the credit limit at its sole discretion. One exception relates to Regulation U, a Federal Reserve rule that limits the credit limit a customer can be offered to buy securities on margin.
If the necessary amount of cash or securities is not deposited into the account within the specified time period, securities may be sold to meet the call, and the account may become restricted.
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A common form of collective investments is a unit trust, but there are numerous other types (eg. racehorse syndicates, agricultural plantation schemes). Most are subject to regulation under the Corporations Law as prescribed interests.
Regulation U
In the US, this refers to the federal regulation governing the amount of credit that may be advanced by a bank to its customers for the purc...(Read more)
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[Harvey] call rule An exchange regulation under which an official bid price for a cash commodity is competitively established at the close of each day's trading. It holds until the next opening of the exchange.
 See also: Banks, Expense, Regulation T, Saving, Fraud
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