listed security
Noun: A listed security is a financial instrument, such as a stock or bond, that has been officially approved for trading on a formal, regulated stock exchange. This approval process involves the issuing company meeting the exchange's specific requirements for financial disclosure, corporate governance, and minimum standards.
This term is used in finance and investment contexts to distinguish securities that trade on major, centralized exchanges from those that trade over-the-counter (OTC) or in private markets. - The company's transition from a private entity to one with listed securities was a major milestone. - Investors often perceive listed securities as having greater liquidity and transparency than unlisted ones.
- "To be listed on" an exchange: This is the common verb phrase associated with the status.
- The term implies regulatory oversight by the exchange and, by extension, market regulators like the SEC (U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission).
- List (verb): The action of getting a security approved for exchange trading.
- Listing (noun): 1. The status of being a listed security. 2. The official entry of a security on an exchange's register.
- Delisted security: A security that has been removed from trading on an exchange, often for failing to maintain listing requirements.
- Exchange-traded security: A direct synonym emphasizing the trading venue.
- Publicly traded security: A broader term that includes listed securities but can also refer to securities traded on OTC markets with public price quotes.
- Unlisted security: A security not traded on a formal exchange.
- Over-the-counter (OTC) security: A security traded directly between parties, often without the same listing requirements.
- Private security: A financial instrument not available for purchase by the general public on any market.
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a security that has been accepted for trading by one of the organized and registered securities exchanges in the US
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