Over-the-counter transactions made in securities listed on the New York Stock Exchange, American Stock Exchange, or other organized exchanges.
Over-the-counter trading of listed securities among institutional investors and broker/dealers for their own accounts, rather than as agents for investors. see also fourth market, market, exchange, nonmember firm.
Over-the-counter trading of listed securities by non-exchange members.
Nonexchange-member broker/dealers and institutional investors trading Over The Counter in exchange-listed securities.
Is when a listed security is traded over-the-counter by non-exchange member brokers.
The dealer market in large blocks that developed off the board in listed stocks, as a result of the growing institutionalization of the security markets
Trading a stock exchange listed security in the over-the-counter market by non-exchange member brokers.
Trading of stock exchange-listed securities in the over-the-counter market by non-exchange member brokers.
Exchange-listed securities trading in the OTC market.
The buying and selling of exchange listed stocks in the over-the-counter market by non-exchange member brokers and institutional investors. See: Institutional Investor; Listed Security; Over The Counter
Part of the Secondary Market through which trading takes place in securities that are not listed on the ASE.
In the US, the trading of exchange-listed securities on the OTC market by non-exchange member broker–dealers and institutional investors.
A market in the shares of smaller, unlisted companies, who do not want to go to the expense of a listing on the stock exchange, nor want the regulations of the USM. Effectively replaces the 'over the counter' market.