stock or financial market; the trading environment where government or corporate stocks and bonds are issued and exchanged

securities company; stock brokerage; share company

The primary stock market in mainland China, located in Shanghai

A central place where stocks, bonds, and other financial securities are traded according to specific rules.

Shenzhen Stock Exchange, located in Shenzhen, China; one of mainland China's two major stock exchanges

China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC); the agency of the Chinese central government that regulates the national securities and futures markets

Financial documents representing property ownership or debt that have a specific monetary value and can be traded or sold; examples include stocks, bonds, and promissory notes.

New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)

US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

A person or firm that buys and sells stocks or shares; share dealer or broker.

London Stock Exchange; the primary stock exchange in the United Kingdom, often abbreviated as LSE

The proportion of a market or economy that is represented by securities, specifically the ratio of total market capitalization to a country's GDP.

The largest stock exchange in Germany, located in Frankfurt am Main

securities commission, specifically the one under the State Council

Taiwan's over-the-counter stock exchange, now officially named the [[台北证券交易所|臺北證券交易所|tai2 bei3 zheng4 quan4 jiao1 yi4 suo3]]

stockbroker; bill broker

The business of dealing or brokering stocks and shares; securities operations

(Hong Kong, Taiwan) A firm that buys and sells stocks or other financial assets; a brokerage firm

investment security or financial instrument backed by a pool of assets, such as loans or receivables

depository receipt; a certificate used in share dealing representing foreign stocks held by a domestic bank

Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) Composite Index

An instrument of credit or a letter of credit; a document used to prove a credit relationship.

collateralized debt obligation (CDO); a type of complex financial bond backed by a pool of loans and other assets

debt security; bond security

Financial instruments that can be easily transferred to others, such as stocks, bonds, or checks.

official name of the secondary stock market in Taiwan, formerly known as the GreTai Securities Market

Securities that are issued in the name of a specific owner and recorded in the issuer's register, requiring endorsement for transfer

The buying and selling of financial securities like stocks and bonds; securities exchange

tax levied on the net profits or capital gains resulting from the sale or trade of securities

a tax levied on the sale of stocks, bonds, or other securities, usually based on the total value of the transaction

The sale of stocks, bonds, or other securities by an agent or underwriter on behalf of the issuer

(abbreviation) securities commission