Definiton

Securities are financial assets or instrument that can be recorded in the form of a listing that is:

• An Order: the owner who is entitled to the securities is the securities holder. An order recording has a risk if it is lost, because the ownership is only based on the securities holder without any identity so that any holder can claim the ownership of the securities.
• Oop Naam: the owner who is entitled to the securities is his name registered in the register held by the securities issuer or securities registration bureau. It's safer, because the securities owner's name is clearly recorded on the securities. So even if it is lost, the party who finds it cannot claim the ownership effect.

Capital market stocks can be in the form of:

1. Letter of acknowledgment of debt
2. Securities
3. Commercial
4. Share
5. Bond
6. Debt sign
7. Collective Investment Contract (KIK) participation unit
8. Futures contracts on securities, as well
9. Any derivative of the effect