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Transmittal Letter
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Transmittal letter
A letter describing the contents and purpose of a transaction delivered with a security that is changing ownership.

Transmittal Letter
A letter describing a transaction of a security. That is, a transmittal letter states the nature of a trade and the number of shares contained therein. A transmittal letter is sent with security certificates when they change ownership.


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Holders located in Luxembourg may submit letters of transmittal to Dexia Banque International a Luxembourg, societe anonyme, the Luxembourg special agent for the Invitation, but must also submit a copy of the letter of transmittal to Citibank, N.
Holders located in Luxembourg may submit letters of transmittal to Dexia Banque International a Luxembourg, societe anonyme, the Luxembourg special agent for the Invitation, but must also submit a copy of the letter of transmittal to Citibank, N.
In this article, the author presents the results of a study to determine the readability of letters of transmittal relative to management's discussion and analysis.
 
 
 
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