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Mutilated security
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Mutilated securityA certificate on which the name of the issue, the issuer, or some other identifying detail cannot be read.
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Certificate
A formal document used to record a fact and used as proof of the fact, such as stock certificates, that evidence ownership of stock in a corporation.
Issue
To offer securities for sale to the general public; a quantity of securities offered to the public.
Issuer
A financial institution or other organization responsible for supplying credit cards, debit accounts, checks, electronic tokens, and so on.
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Municipal Investment Trust (MIT)
A unit investment trust that buys municipal bonds and usually holds them until maturity, passing the bond income on to shareholders, usually tax-free.
Municipal note
In the US, a municipal debt obligation with a maturity of two years or less.
Municipal revenue bond
A bond issued to finance a public project that is funded by the revenues of the project.
Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board
A regulating body that creates rules and policies for investment firms and banks in the issuing and sale of municipal bonds, notes and other municipal securities by states, cities and counties.
Munifacts
A newswire service for municipal bonds that provides information on new municipal bond issues in the primary market and secondary market.
Mutilated security
Mutual association
A savings and loan association organized as a cooperative, with members purchasing shares, voting on association affairs, and receiving income in the form of dividends.
Mutual company
A private company whose ownership base is made of customers. Also referred to as a "co-operative".
Mutual exclusion doctrine
The doctrine that ruled that municipal bond interest is federal tax-free. In return for this federal tax exemption, states and localities cannot tax interest generated by federal government securities.
Mutual fund
In the US, a collective investment scheme, operated by an investment company, which enables small private investors to invest in a diversified portfolio of shares, bonds and other securities.
Mutual fund advisory program
A portfolio of mutual funds that are selected to match a pre-set asset allocation model based on the investor's objectives and offered in a single investment account together with the services of a professional investment advisor.
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Certificate
A formal document used to record a fact and used as proof of the fact, such as stock certificates, that evidence ownership of stock in a corporation.
Issue
To offer securities for sale to the general public; a quantity of securities offered to the public.
Issuer
A financial institution or other organization responsible for supplying credit cards, debit accounts, checks, electronic tokens, and so on.
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PREVIOUS AND NEXT TERMS--------------------------------------
Municipal Investment Trust (MIT)
A unit investment trust that buys municipal bonds and usually holds them until maturity, passing the bond income on to shareholders, usually tax-free.
Municipal note
In the US, a municipal debt obligation with a maturity of two years or less.
Municipal revenue bond
A bond issued to finance a public project that is funded by the revenues of the project.
Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board
A regulating body that creates rules and policies for investment firms and banks in the issuing and sale of municipal bonds, notes and other municipal securities by states, cities and counties.
Munifacts
A newswire service for municipal bonds that provides information on new municipal bond issues in the primary market and secondary market.
Mutilated security
Mutual association
A savings and loan association organized as a cooperative, with members purchasing shares, voting on association affairs, and receiving income in the form of dividends.
Mutual company
A private company whose ownership base is made of customers. Also referred to as a "co-operative".
Mutual exclusion doctrine
The doctrine that ruled that municipal bond interest is federal tax-free. In return for this federal tax exemption, states and localities cannot tax interest generated by federal government securities.
Mutual fund
In the US, a collective investment scheme, operated by an investment company, which enables small private investors to invest in a diversified portfolio of shares, bonds and other securities.
Mutual fund advisory program
A portfolio of mutual funds that are selected to match a pre-set asset allocation model based on the investor's objectives and offered in a single investment account together with the services of a professional investment advisor.
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