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closing transaction

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closing transaction
n.
1. The last transaction for a security during a trading day.
2. An option order that will eliminate or decrease the size of an existing option position.


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Working closely with the CBRE Tri-State Investment Team which arranged the sale of the property greatly enhanced our ability to effectuate a quick, problem free closing transaction.
CBRE inks $35m Sterling deal by Real Estate Weekly
We continue to be successful in closing transaction revenue contracts but as noted previously these do not add to revenue in the short term.
Datalex Plc Announces Interim Results For the Six Months Ended 30 ... by Business Wire
In addition, Romano claimed that Gutterman signed the purchase agreement for the house which stated that he was accepting the house "as is," and that all representations previously made were merged in the deed and would not survive the closing transaction.
A broker is responsible for his representations by Schiff, Edward L. / Real Estate Weekly
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