The date after which an option can no longer be either exercised or traded. This date will be specified in the contract specification for the product in question.
The Calendar date or event after which any obligations arising under the Guarantee will cease and, typically the time by which any Call, Claim or Demand must have been received by the Guarantor.
The date when a patent has run its full term in a country and is no longer protected there. Can also be used to mean lapsing.
The date on which an option or warrant expires.
The date and time on which the relevant bet expires.
The date a term life policy terminates coverage. Return to the top
The date on which the insurance policy ceases to protect the policyowner.
Futures, unlike stocks, have expiry dates. Rather than using a specific date, they are listed by Month and have standard last trading days (for example, the third Friday of the expiry month). They only trade up until the last trading day. Details of when the last trading day is can be found in the contract specification on the exchange website.
The last date an option can be traded or exercised.
The date when the period of insurance terminates.