finance
secured party
A secured party is a person or entity in whose favor a security interest is created or provided for under a security agreement, regardless of whether an obligation to be secured is currently outstanding.
secured transaction
A secured transaction is an arrangement in which a buyer or borrower (referred to as the debtor) guarantees payment of an obligation by granting a security interest in proper
secured transactions
Secured Transactions Law: An Overview
Secured transaction law governs the creation, perfection, priority, and enforcement of security interests in personal property.
Securities Dispute Resolution: Deciding Whether to File an Arbitration Claim
Most retail investors must sign arbitration agreements when they open investment accounts with their brokers. Consequently, they are required to submit any disputes with their broker to arbitration. This page offers factors to consider for investors who must arbitrate.
Securities Dispute Resolution: Discovery
Securities Dispute Resolution: Enforcing Awards
When investors are granted awards in FINRA arbitration, they must be paid within thirty days unless the opposing party files a motion to vacate the award in a court.
Securities Dispute Resolution: Hearings
Arbitration hearings are the equivalent of a courtroom trial, but less formal. During hearings, all parties meet to hear the case and to present supporting evidence.
Securities Dispute Resolution: Prehearing
After the panel is appointed, an Initial Prehearing Conference is scheduled.
Securities Dispute Resolution: Response
After the complaining party, or claimant, files a Statement of Claim and pays the required fees, the opposing party, or respondent, is served with the Statement of Claim, and a cover letter explaining the arbitration process and setting a time for reply to the claim.