DRs

The definition of "shares" is to be amended to include Depository Receipts DRs which entitle the holder to exercise voting rights in the target company.

Takeover Code: Changes for the Better Akash Gupt 2011

These DRs can be assembled on a consortial basis, with institutions sharing access to DRs and each institution taking charge–exclusive charge, so as to avoid redundancy–of a certain number of topics.

Almost Open Access 2008

How to assign who does what will not be easy, but it simply makes no sense for there to be competing DRs for some segment of nanotechnology or Keats research.

Almost Open Access 2008

In spite of DRs intuitive appeal and wide acceptance, it has not gone unchallenged.

Desert McLeod, Owen 2008

To join the consortium, an institution would have to propose to the governing board what DRs the prospective member plans to sponsor and curate.

Almost Open Access 2008

Issuing DRs has the added benefit of increasing the share's liquidity while boosting the company's prestige on its local market "the company is traded internationally".

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The rise in DRs in the BNY Mellon Composite DR Index is due mainly to the rapid growth of 'unsponsored' ADRs.

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BNY Mellon DR Indices provide a broad range of index solutions for DR investors, including Market Select, Custom Global combining local shares with DRs and Currency Hedged calculations.

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Since then, DRs have spread to other parts of the globe in the form of global depositary receipts (GDRs) (the other most common type of DR), European DRs and international DRs.

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One of the most common types of DRs is the American depositary receipt ADR, which has been offering companies, investors and traders global investment opportunities since the 1920s.

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