Cross Holding
When listed corporations own securities issued by other listed corporations.

Investopedia Says:
In terms of indexes, cross holdings can create a form of double-counting. For example, if both companies are included in the same index, the value of the holding in one company is reflected in the share price of the other.

Related Terms:
Corporation
Listed Security

• Cash Flow Per Share
• Cash Flow Per Share
• Cash Flow Return on Investment (CFROI)
• Cash Flow Return on Investment (CFROI)
• Cash Flow Statement
• Cashier's Check
• Cash In Advance
• Cash Investment
• Cashless Conversion
• Cashless Exercise
• Cash Management Bill (CMB)
• Cash Management Bill (CMB)
• Cash Market
• Cash-On-Cash Return
• Cash-on-Cash Yield
• Cash On Delivery (COD)
• Cash On Delivery (COD)
• Cash-or-Nothing Call
• Cash-or-Nothing Put
• Cash-Out Refinance
• Cash Plus Fund
• Cash Position
• Cash Price
• Cash Return On Capital Invested (CROCI)
• Cash Return On Capital Invested (CROCI)