skip day settlement
1skip-day settlement — A phrase used to describe the agreement of a buyer and seller to exchange the security and the payment two business days after the trade date. See settlement. American Banker Glossary settling a trade one business day beyond what is normal.… …
2skip day settlement — A phrase used to describe the agreement of a buyer and seller to exchange the security and the payment two business days after the trade date. See settlement. American Banker Glossary …
3Skip-day settlement — The trade is settled one business day beyond what is normal. The New York Times Financial Glossary …
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