unlisted security

Unlisted securities are recorded at the Company's estimate of their fair value.

Special provisions also apply to advertisements for listed and unlisted securities.

In the United States, a closed-end company can own unlisted securities.

It presents Republic's estimation that all royal expenses, including unlisted security costs, amount to £334m a year, almost 10 times the official figure.

It cannot invest more than 5 percent of its assets under management in unlisted securities, according to its investment rules.

Normal stamp duty requirement would apply to unlisted securities.

This will give accepting shareholders a market for their shares when they eventually decide to sell, which is an advantage over unlisted securities.

Typically, that involves the hiring of an independent specialist in valuing unlisted securities.

Other Restrictions (a) Legal and General may not invest in unlisted securities.

The unlisted securities of the Altamont Power Company had faded completely from the market.

Note: From 1 July 2001 stamp duty is only applicable to Unlisted securities.

Under the plan, the exchanges could begin selling the unlisted securities within nine months, S.E.C. officials said.

Once it is delisted, it could trade on the bulletin board, a market for unlisted securities; those prices are not so widely distributed.

Young Group, the open cast coal miner that is soon to lose its quote on the unlisted securities market, was a peculiar market.

Most charities will probably have to consider the NQS provisions only when one of their directors gives them an unlisted security.

The company's stock has been relatively flat in recent weeks on the London Unlisted Securities Market, where it closed at $3.44 yesterday.

In 1983 the business was floated on London's Unlisted Securities Market stock market.

Funds managers also say state government stamp duty is payable on mergers of unlisted securities, such as unit trusts, making it too costly.

Of this £9.3m is in recently listed securities and listed funds which invest in unlisted securities.

Interests in listed and unlisted securities, are brought to account at cost and dividend income is recognised in the statement of financial performance when receivable.

Introduction Investment Trusts are a means by which investors pool funds for the purpose of collective investment in listed and unlisted securities.

In 1983, CDME entered the unlisted securities market of the Paris stock exchange.

Their preliminary proposal offered 880 pence per share in cash or an "unlisted securities alternative made up of shares and loan notes in a new entity."

Millwall is now to join the junior Unlisted Securities Market while Tottenham has a full quotation.

Mr Grayer, who turns 44 next month, could receive more under the option plan should the “intrinsic value” of the unlisted securities increase beyond the current $2,700 per share.