Unlike the Organized Exchanges, the OTC Makes a Market in Both

question 91

True/False

Unlike the organized exchanges, the OTC makes a market in both outstanding securities and new public issues, making it both a secondary and a primary market.

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Definitions:

Organization's Reputation

The collective perceptions and opinions held by the public, customers, and stakeholders about an organization's qualities, actions, and standards.

Material Events

News or developments that the Securities and Exchange Commission views as potentially having an impact on a company's market value.

Public Corporation

A company whose shares are publicly traded on the stock market, allowing shareholders to own a portion of the business.

Private Corporation

A business entity owned by private individuals or entities, and whose shares are not traded publicly on stock exchanges.