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Business Definition for: eligible securities

Dictionary of Banking Terms

eligible securities

debt securities banks may buy from issuers and trade in the dealer market-principally Treasury obligations and general obligation municipal bonds. Trading in "ineligible" securities such as corporate bonds is restricted to a bank's securities subsidiary
securities regarded as acceptable bank investments: Treasury and agency securities, and municipal bonds in the four top rating categories.

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