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assented, ppl. a.|əˈsɛntɪd|
[f. assent v. + -ed1.]
Applied to bonds or stocks deposited under an agreement by which the owners assent to some proposed change affecting their amount, nature, or status. (Webster 1961.)
1907M. Rollins Money & Investments 11 Assented Stocks (or Bonds), in the event of a corporation passing through a reorganization where the security holders are requested to give ‘assent’ to a certain plan..some banking house..is usually selected to receive the securities. 1957Economist 7 Sept. 866/1 Operators therefore went largely for the most readily available stocks—Dawes assented and the Young assented. 1959Ibid. 16 May 659/1 Most of the bonds are quoted in an ‘assented’ form, but those British subjects who have held on to ‘non-assented’ bonds for surtax purposes will have to sell to foreign residents to avoid tax on the accrued interest that becomes payable once assent to the debt settlement is given. |