over the counter (OTC)

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• over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives — over the counter (OTC) derivative USA A derivative product not traded on any organized, regulated exchange. OTC derivatives are customized, bilateral, privately negotiated contracts, which, as a result, can be illiquid as compared to standardized …   Law dictionary

• Over-The-Counter - OTC — A security traded in some context other than on a formal exchange such as the NYSE, TSX, AMEX, etc. The phrase over the counter can be used to refer to stocks that trade via a dealer network as opposed to on a centralized exchange. It also refers …   Investment dictionary

• Over-the-counter drug — Over the counter redirects here. For other uses, see Over the counter (finance). OTC medication with child resistant packaging (cap) and tamper resistant carton and innerseal Over the counter (OTC) drugs are medicines that may be sold directly to …   Wikipedia

• over-the-counter — ( OTC) Purchases and sales of financial instruments that do not take place in organized exchanges such as the New York Stock Exchange or the Chicago Board of Trade are termed over the counter. The phrase may be used as a noun to describe capital… …   Financial and business terms

• Over the counter counseling — (or OTC Counseling ) refers to a pharmacist s full working knowledge of Over the counter (OTC) drugs as well as initiating an assessment of the patient s self care concerns and drug related needs. A pharmacist can use both open ended questions… …   Wikipedia

• over-the-counter derivative — over the counter (OTC) derivative USA A derivative product not traded on any organized, regulated exchange. OTC derivatives are customized, bilateral, privately negotiated contracts, which, as a result, can be illiquid as compared to standardized …   Law dictionary

• over-the-counter derivatives — over the counter (OTC) derivative USA A derivative product not traded on any organized, regulated exchange. OTC derivatives are customized, bilateral, privately negotiated contracts, which, as a result, can be illiquid as compared to standardized …   Law dictionary

• over-the-counter — (OTC) Not traded on an exchange. The OTC market for derivatives or other investments is created outside organised exchanges, by parties (such as companies, banks and dealers) entering into contracts directly with each other. This enables the… …   Law dictionary

• over the counter — ( OTC) Purchases and sales of financial instruments that do not take place in organized exchanges such as the New York Stock Exchange or the Chicago Board of Trade are termed over the counter. The phrase may be used as a noun to describe capital… …   Financial and business terms

• over the counter contracts — over the counter ( OTC) contracts OTC contracts are off exchange futures contracts that are individually negotiated. These are tailor made and illiquid. London Stock Exchange Glossary …   Financial and business terms

• over-the-counter contracts — over the counter ( OTC) contracts OTC contracts are off exchange futures contracts that are individually negotiated. These are tailor made and illiquid. London Stock Exchange Glossary …   Financial and business terms