delist
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Definition
- Verb:
- To remove (a security, such as a stock or bond) from the official list of securities traded on a stock exchange.
- To formally take an item off a published or official register or list.
Usage
The verb delist is used primarily in financial and regulatory contexts. It describes the formal administrative action of removing an item from a list where it was previously included. It is a transitive verb, requiring a direct object (e.g., delist a company).
Examples
- Verb:
- The exchange decided to delist the company due to its failure to meet minimum financial requirements.
- If a stock's price remains below $1 for too long, it risks being delisted from the Nasdaq.
- The regulatory body voted to delist the security, preventing further public trading.
Advanced Usage
- Passive Voice: Often used in the passive voice to describe the status of a security or company.
- The struggling tech firm was delisted last quarter.
- Gerund/Noun Form: The action or process can be referred to as delisting.
- The delisting of the shares caused a panic among investors.
Variants and Related Words
- Delisting (n): The act or instance of removing a security from an exchange.
- The delisting was a significant blow to shareholder confidence.
Synonyms
- Remove from the list: A more general phrase with the same meaning.
- De-register: To remove from an official register, often used in similar formal contexts.
Antonyms
- List: To add a security to an official exchange for trading.
- Enlist: To enter or register on a list (though more common for personnel than finance).
Verb
- remove (a security) from listing at a stock exchange