OTC definition

OTC means Over-the-Counter.

OTC means ‘over the counter’ and refers to transactions conducted otherwise than on an exchange.

OTC means any Contract concerning a commodity, security, currency or other financial instrument or property, including any option, future, or CFD which is not traded on a regulated stock or commodity exchange but “over the counter”;

Examples of OTC in a sentence

• The “Principal Market” shall mean the principal securities exchange or trading market where such Common Stock is listed or traded, including but not limited to any tier of the OTC Markets, any tier of the NASDAQ Stock Market (including NASDAQ Capital Market), or the NYSE American, or any successor to such markets.

More Definitions of OTC

OTC means over-the-counter and refers to derivatives negotiated between two counterparties;

OTC means an abbreviation of ‘Over the Counter’ and includes any Transaction concerning a commodity, security, currency or other financial instrument or property, including any option, future, or CFD which is traded off exchange by the Firm rather than on a regulated stock or commodities exchange;

OTC or “Over-the Counter” security shall mean a security traded in some context other than on a formal exchange. OTC occurs with commodities, Financial Instruments (including stocks) and derivatives of such products.

OTC means Over the Counter or off- exchange trading.

OTC means the OTC Markets Group.

OTC means any Contract concerning a commodity, security, currency or other financial instrument or property, including any option, future, or CFD, which is not traded on a regulated stock or commodity exchange but “Over The Counter” by HMS’ Market Maker.

OTC means over-the-counter: a derivative transaction which is not traded on an investment exchange.