In financial terms what is a delisted security?
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Delisting refers to the practice of removing the stock of a company from a stock exchange so that investors can no longer trade shares of the stock on that exchange. This typically occurs when a company goes out of business or no longer satisfies the listing rules of stock exchange. Delisted securities may be traded on over-the-counter markets like the OTC Bulletin Board or Pink Sheets.\n\nIt is an indirect warning to its customers, clients etc. to excercise caution while dealing with the delisted company as their finances or dealings are not in good shape-.
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Demat account means Dematerialised account. \nDemat was brought in to do away with the physical share certificates. So if one has a demat account you can buy/sell even 1 share of a company. Earlier it was not possible. The function of a demat account is something like a stock account. It shows all the details of shares bought and sold. Since the shares are in demat form this account acts as a control over the ones bought and sold. To increase the control the same is maintained by a depository participant like the stock exchanges and other similar players. They ensure the right quantity is credited or debited into from the account.\n\nDemat account is therefore a sort of control account over one's portfolio.
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Divest\n\nTo deprive or take away.\n\nDivest is usually used in reference to the relinquishment of authority, power, property, or title. If, for example, an individual is disinherited, he or she is divested of the right to inherit money. Similarly, an individual may be divested of his or her citizenship for treason.\n\nDivest is also spelled devest.
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depreciation is the spreading of an expense of an asset over a period of time that tries to reflect its useful life. if a company had 100,000 in depreciation against 1,000,000 in revenues, then it would be 10%.
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i'm showing it was delisted on April 18/02 from the Mumbai stock exchange (India) - that's all i can find...
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A form of securities that is really an unsecrued debt. An IOU to a company. If it is registered it has been reviewed and registered as a trading security by the SEC and state governments where it is traded.\n\nThis means the financials of the company issuing the debenture are on file and open to public view.
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IwannaKnow gave you a pretty good answer, but there are also some forms at ING that you might want to check out:\n\nhttp://home.ingdirect.com/privacy/privacy.asp?s=FinancialWorksheets
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Hire a lawyer.\n\nMost are put in place to protect one persons assets from the other.
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It is a Public Income note - basically a hybrid equity/debt security.  Companies issue them to raise capital, much like a preferred stock.  People buy them for the dividend flow, typically.
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http://www.dh.gov.uk/assetRoot/04/07/14/53/04071453.PDF
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To sell off or dispose of an investment = divest\n\nTo withdraw you capital from a company = disinvest\n\n\nI have actually never heard someone use disinvest, had to look that one up to see if it existed.
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Really, this is a judgment call.\n\nIs there a public market for the warrants? If so, check the price you can get for a direct sale--it might be better than the profit from exercising and selling the security.\n\nIf the warrants are about to expire, then obviously this is the right time to cash out. If the warrants have a long time until they expire, and you think the company is good, you might want to hold on to them. If you owned the stock itself, would you sell it?
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disbursement\n\nas in you are disbursing cash for something to be purchased
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As I understand, it is shifting asset allocations.\nMostly seems to be fee based turnover of funds from here to there!
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Dematerialization - DEMAT\nThe move from physical certificates to electronic book keeping. Actual stock certificates are slowly being removed and retired from circulation in exchange for electronic recording.\n\nInvestopedia Says: With the age of computers and the Depository Trust Company, securities no longer need to be in certificate form. They can be registered and transferred electronically
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Go to CA state website...you will find listing of all retained funds. You will have to provide serious proof of ownership. Make sure there are no outstanding warrants for your arrest.
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Severance is pay that is contingent if you get laid off.  You may not even get it if you are simply fired for breaking some policy.  It is not considered a savings account or wage owed to you.  This is true for vacation too.\n\nShares might be in the same boat if they were not bought as stocks and the certificate given to you.  I could wallpaper my house with all the "shares" I have been given in my life.  \n\nIt stinks bad but those are the breaks unfortunately.