Over-the-Counter-Market

Over-the-Counter-Market
Over-the-Coun|ter-Mar|ket 〈[və(r) ðə kntə(r) ma:kıt] m.; Gen.: -s; Pl.: unz.; Abk.: OTC; Wirtsch.
1. 〈Großbritannien〉 Handel von Wertpapieren u. Aktien am Bankschalter
2. 〈USA〉 telefonischer Wertpapieran- u. -verkauf von nicht offen gehandelten Werten zwischen einzelnen Bankunternehmen [Etym.: <engl. over »über« + counter »Schalter, Tresen« + market »Markt«]

Lexikalische Deutsches Wörterbuch. 2013.

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