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Rule 13d

An SEC rule requiring Disclosure by anyone acquiring a beneficial ownership of 5% or more of any equity security registered with the SEC. If the company is Listed on an Exchange, the form must be filed with the Exchange, too.

Related Terms: 11 Beneficial owner, CLO, Disclosure, Exchange, ECU, Listed, Own, Register, Ring, SEC, UIT
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