See Also: skew(dictionary)
skew(3)(dictionary)
skew(1)(dictionary)
skew(2)(dictionary)
Skew(medicine)
skew(5)(dictionary)
skew(6)(dictionary)
skew(4)(dictionary)
skew-back(dictionary)
skew form(medicine)

Restricted securities (finance) and skew(4) (iou)


Restricted securities (finance)


The term used under Rule 144 for securities issued privately by the company, without the benefit of a registration statement. Restricted securities are subject to a holding period before they can be sold under Rule 144.





skew(4) (iou)



skew noun3. [skju:] E17.
[from SKEW adjective or verb1.]
A sideways glance. rare. E17.
A deviation from the straight line; a slant; an angle, esp. at which a bridge spans a road or river; a sideward movement; fig. an error, a mistake. L17.
on the skew, on a skew askew.
N. Baker My glasses..would revert to their normal slight skew in five minutes.
Mining. A piece of rock lying in an irregular slanting position and liable to fall. L18.
Statistics. The condition of being skewed, skewness. L20.
skewed adjective (a) set obliquely, askew; (b) distorted, shifted in emphasis or character; (c) biased; (d) Statistics = SKEW adjective 3; (e) (of a sample, data, etc.) not representative: E17.
skewness noun L19.
skewy adjective (colloq.) somewhat askew or twisted M19.