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Quantize
To convert an asset or liability into a currency other than the regular trading currency.

Quantize
To express or convert an asset or liability as a quantity of a currency other than the one in which it usually trades. For example, Americans trading stocks on the IPE in London must report their assets in dollars for United States tax purposes. See also: Foreign exchange.


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