Issuer's Certificate

An Issuer's Certificate is an official document issued by an organization, typically in the context of finance or regulation. It verifies that a specific entity (like a company) is authorized to issue securities, such as stocks or bonds. This certificate often includes important information about the issuer, such as its legal status and compliance with relevant laws. Investors and regulators use it to ensure that the entity is legitimate and transparent, helping to build trust in the marketplace. Essentially, it confirms that the issuance of financial instruments is valid and complies with applicable regulations.