delivery instructions
1Delivery order — Admiralty law History …
2delivery order — ➔ order1 * * * delivery order UK US noun [C] (ABBREVIATION D/O) ► COMMERCE, TRANSPORT a document giving written instructions from a person selling goods that they should be given or taken to the buyer: »The buyer handed over his delivery order to …
3delivery versus payment — delivery vs. payment ( DVP) The simultaneous exchange of securities and cash. The safest method of settling either the purchase or sale of a security. In a DVP settlement, the funds are wired from the buyer s account and the security is delivered …
4delivery of insurance policy — An insurance policy becomes effective as by the delivery of the instrument where it appears that there is an intention to part with the control of the instrument and to place it in the possession or control of the insured, or some person acting… …
5Delivery Versus Payment — The acronym for DVP (delivery versus payment), or transactions in which there is simultaneous transfer of cash and securities following the trade. A basic feature of automated clearing and settlement, DVP reduces risk significantly: today fewer… …
6delivery by mutual consent settlement service — ( SLAB) Euroclear Clearing and Settlement glossary In Euroclear France, system of reception, gathering and matching of securities transaction instructions for over the counter transactions. Euroclear Clearing and Settlement glossary …
7delivery by mutual consent settlement service — (SLAB) In Euroclear France, system of reception, gathering and matching of securities transaction instructions for over the counter transactions …
8delivery order — /dɪ lɪv(ə)ri ˌɔ:də/ noun the instructions given by the customer to the person holding her goods, to tell her where and when to deliver them …
9delivery order — /dɪ lɪv(ə)ri ˌɔ:də/ noun the instructions given by the customer to the person holding her goods, to tell her where and when to deliver them …
10Electronic services delivery — or ESD refers to providing government services through the Internet or other electronic means.BackgroundAll citizens who live under a governing body, whether federal, state, province, or local, need to interact with government. Some interactions… …
