What are Security Papers?
Info by Never Rich Enough | 2012-05-29 at 15:59
Security Papers or Securities are nothing more than a certificate, constraining a right, a claim or an interest in a company or a corporate entity. Securities are therefore an evidence of a specific right. If you are not in possession of this paper, you can not exercise this right.
Examples of securities are:
- Shares
- Certificates, warrants, options, derivatives
- Funds
- Stamps
- Bonds of any kind, share certificates, debentures, treasury bills, debt securities, cash bonds, government bonds, annuity certificates, medium term bonds
- Cheques
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