CUSIP numbers are used to create a concrete distinction between financial securities that are traded on public markets, including equity, debt, derivative, and others. These numbers help ...

A CUSIP is a number assigned to a registered security such as a stock, bond, or mutual fund so that the security can be uniquely identified. The Committee on Uniform Securities Identification ...

CUSIP numbers uniquely identify North American securities, facilitating faster trading. CUSIP numbers, started in 1964 due to trade clearance delays, are integral to U.S. securities. CUSIP ...

Upon consolidation, the Common Shares are intended to but are not guaranteed to immediately list on the Nasdaq under the stock symbol “DPRO” and under the new CUSIP number 16142Q205 and new ...

Inc., its stock began trading under a new CUSIP number, 26253C 102, effective with the opening of trading on October 1, 2021. The Company’s stock will continue to trade under its current ticker ...

Market participants are torn on whether the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board should eliminate a one year-old requirement that municipal advisors apply for CUSIP numbers when advising on ...

The MSRB filed the change to its Rule G-34 on obtaining CUSIP numbers Wednesday evening, setting the stage for the SEC to review it. The MSRB has contended that this change, which it has twice ...

Think of it as a stock's bar code number. A CUSIP number is a security's identifying number, not unlike a product's catalog or bar code number. Its nine digits are assigned by Committee on Uniform ...