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	[[Bond\|Bonds]], [[Note\|notes]], [[Share\|shares]], [[warrant\|warrants]], [[certificate\|certificates]] - [[negotiable]] investments<ref>I say investments not instruments because a cheque is a [[negotiable instrument]], and I don't think you would commonly call that a security~~.</ref> that can be bought and sold freely in the market between willing counterparties without the knowledge or consent of the [[issuer]]. To "[[securitise~~]]~~" an income stream or asset is to convert it into such a form.~~		#redirect[[transferable security]]