Secur

/ˈsiːkjʊər/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A financial instrument or asset that can be traded, representing an ownership position, creditor relationship, or rights to ownership.
    The company issued new securities to raise capital.
  2. (adj.) Relating to security interests in property, especially in collateral or guarantees for debts or performance.
    The debtor provided a secur interest in the machinery to the lender.

Commentary

The term 'secur' is rarely used alone; it often appears as a root in words like 'security' or 'securitize.' In drafting, it's important to distinguish 'secur' as a root versus specific terms derived from it.

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