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"My word is my bond" is the motto of the London Stock Exchange (LSE). | |||
The motto is used to express and encourage adherence to the highest standards of integrity in financial markets. | The motto is used to express and encourage adherence to the highest standards of integrity in financial markets. | ||
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Its origins include its use to create binding agreements without the need for written forms of contract. | Its origins include its use to create binding agreements without the need for written forms of contract. | ||
Historically in Latin - and on the LSE's coat of arms - "my word is my bond" is ''"dictum meum pactum"''. | |||
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* [[London Stock Exchange]] | * [[London Stock Exchange]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:16, 1 July 2022
"My word is my bond" is the motto of the London Stock Exchange (LSE).
The motto is used to express and encourage adherence to the highest standards of integrity in financial markets.
Its origins include its use to create binding agreements without the need for written forms of contract.
Historically in Latin - and on the LSE's coat of arms - "my word is my bond" is "dictum meum pactum".
