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Non-Equity Security

Any security other than a stock. Examples include bonds and options. Non-equity securities may fluctuate in value in relation to stocks. For example, futures contracts may increase in price as stocks increase, while bond prices tend to move inversely to stock prices.
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Almost 75% of approved prospectuses related to non-equity securities with the most frequent security type being debt securities with a denomination of at least 100.
Belgium : ESMA sees continued decline in number of prospectus approvals
The bank is examining the possibility of issuing euro-denominated non-equity securities, contingent on the roadshow's results and market conditions.
-Lithuanian Snoras bank hires Commerzbank for eurobond roadshow
To improve the working of the directive, the EU executive is proposing six main changes: small companies, small lenders, rights issues and government guarantee schemes will be subject to fewer disclosure requirements; the way the summary is set out will be streamlined; intermediaries and employee share schemes have clear exemptions; overlaps with the Transparency Directive (2004/109/EC) will be fixed; issuers of all non-equity securities can choose which member state they want to approve their prospectus; and the definition of qualified investors' in the Prospectus Directive will be aligned with the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (2004/39/EC).
FINANCIAL REGULATION : EU TO REVAMP PROSPECTUS RULES
Prospectuses are legally required documents published when securities such as shares in companies or the right to acquire them and non-equity securities such as bonds are offered to investors or admitted to trading.
Belgium : New rules to protect investors and help SMEs access diverse sources of capital
For example, prospectuses may relate to equity securities or they may cover issues of non-equity securities (such as bonds), which may be admitted to trading in different ways, based on prospectuses using various formats.
SECURITIES: COMMISSION ADOPTS MEASURES FOR PROSPECTUSES AND MARKET ABUSE
Disclosure obligations should include schedules regarding equity securities, retail and wholesale debt (in this latter case only the issuer's disclosure requirements), asset-backed securities, registration document for non-equity securities issued by credit institutions, schedule for depository receipts issued over shares.
FINANCIAL SERVICES: COMMISSION ADVISED ON DISCLOSURE OBLIGATIONS
The Danish Presidency compromise originally suggested that issuers of non-equity securities with a denomination per unit of at least Euro 30,000 - presumed to relate to the professional investment market - and third-country issuers should have the freedom to choose the national authority that regulates them, irrespective of the Member State where they are registered.
STOCK MARKETS: MINISTERS REACH COMPROMISE ON NEW DISCLOSURE RULES
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