regional stock exchange
Definition
A stock exchange that is not located in a country's financial center. In the United States, any exchange that is located in a city other than New York City is considered a regional exchange. Regional stock exchanges add liquidity and competition to the financial markets by increasing market participation.
Related Articles
- Consider Taxes When Picking Mutual Funds *
- Finding a Financial Advisor Means Looking Past the Neighborhood *
- The CANSLIM Stock Strategy *
- What is a Sole Proprietorship? *
- Four Ways to pay for a Higher Education *
- How to Budget for Post-Secondary Education *
- Financing Your Small Business - Writing a Business Plan *
- "Buy Put" Stock Option Investment Strategy *
Related Videos
http://www.businessdictionary.com/definition/regional-stock-exchange.html
