By Islam BarakaDefinitions
In plain terms
It ends that venue relationship but does not by itself prove that the security, issuer, or shareholder value became zero.
Technical
A delisting record requires security and listing identity, venue, reason, notice, filing, effective and last-trade dates, successor status, and evidence for any terminal proceeds.
Scope
Delisting, deregistration, bankruptcy, liquidation, and zero recovery are distinct events.
Examples
- A governed calculation records delisting with its exact basis, effective time, source, and units.
Common misconceptions
- Delisting does not have one universal treatment without the applicable methodology, event terms, and data context.
Concept relationships
Broader concepts
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Where this concept is used
Tutorials planned
These catalogued topics use this concept, but their complete build has not shipped yet.
- D02-F03-A04 Important
- D02-F03-A05 Primary
- D03-F01-A04 Important
Evidence and governance
- Exchange Delistings U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · official platform documentation
Supports: preferred label, short definition, technical definition
Limits: A delisting filing does not establish final shareholder proceeds, terminal value, successor consideration, or reconstructed return.
- Fintech Builder Glossary Definition Contract The Fintech Builder · internal governed contract
Supports: variant distinction
Limits: Defines governed platform behavior rather than claiming these policies are universally prescribed by external McClellan methodology.
- Reviewed by
- Islam Baraka
- Last reviewed
- 2026-07-27
- Next review
- 2027-07-27
- Record status
- published