stock listing
Publicly traded entry
A stock listing is the inclusion of a company's shares on a stock exchange, allowing them to be publicly traded.
Getting listed requires meeting the exchange's standards for size, financial health, and disclosure.
Companies pursue listing to raise capital and give shareholders liquidity: The IPO culminated in a stock listing on the New York Stock Exchange.
The term also refers to the published record of stocks and their prices.
- NYSELargest equities market
- NASDAQElectronic securities exchange
- Wall StreetAmerican finance hub
- prospectusFormal investment disclosure document
- ticker symbolBrief exchange identifier
share price · insider trading laws · warrants · shareholder meetings · bonds · derivatives · IPO · going public · ring the bell · options · mutual funds · float · blue chip · market capitalization · trading floor · equity
- Securities IssuanceIPO, initial public offering, public offering, issuance, underwriter
stock listingprivate company
Business without public shareholders
privately held · private ownership · private corporation · private equity · sole proprietorship
stock listingdelisting
Removal from exchange
going private · privatization · buyout · over-the-counter · pink sheets
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