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''US securities regulation''


A value at risk measure which identifies the worst-case result for an organisation in cash flow terms, which the organisation can be confident of not doing worse than, at the given level of confidence and assuming the modelling assumptions are valid for the entire forecast period.
A large and well-known issuer of securities which meets the requirements to qualify as a (well-known) seasoned issuer - 'WKSI' - under the relevant US regulations.


Qualifying WKSIs enjoy certain advantages when issuing securities in the US.




== See also ==
== See also ==
* [[Value at risk]]
* [[Issuer]]
* [[CFAR]]
* [[Seasoned security]]
* [[Security]]
 
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Latest revision as of 22:26, 24 July 2021

US securities regulation

A large and well-known issuer of securities which meets the requirements to qualify as a (well-known) seasoned issuer - 'WKSI' - under the relevant US regulations.


Qualifying WKSIs enjoy certain advantages when issuing securities in the US.


See also