The client then owns the issued security which derives its total return from the underlying instrument.

His clients owned class A stock, a non-voting security.

Our client owns all five sites; he purchased them all most recently.

The client, a healthy 74-year-old woman, owns three-quarters of the shares in a corporation she founded.

Just the same, many clients own far less than that or none at all.

Mr. Perkins said he did not consider it a problem that his private clients own huge portions of so many stocks in the fund.

"Now we drive around and point out the banks that our clients own."

"If necessary, I will use the things my clients own, but I really prefer to start fresh."

Sneller's client owned eight percent of the bank; not a lot, but a nice little twelve-million-dollar holding that could make things happen.

Not all clients own new businesses or even small ones.