Stock Ledger

/ˈstɒk ˈlɛdʒər/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A formal book or electronic record maintained by a corporation listing all stockholders, their shareholdings, and transactions affecting ownership.
    The company updated the stock ledger to reflect the recent share transfers.

Forms

  • stock ledger
  • stock ledgers

Commentary

The stock ledger serves as the official record of equity ownership and is critical for corporate governance and compliance with securities laws.

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