Transferable securities include shares, insurance policies, bonds, etc.

These securities can be easily bought, sold, or transferred between investors. They are typically traded on public markets such as stock exchanges and can be used as a form of investment to generate returns for the investor. Transferable securities are regulated by financial authorities to ensure transparency and protect investors from fraud or misconduct.

Yes, transferable securities are financial instruments that can be easily bought and sold in the financial markets. They include:

- Shares: Represent ownership in a company.
- Insurance policies: Contracts that provide financial protection against risks.
- Bonds: Loans made to companies or governments that pay interest over time.
- Other transferable securities: May include options, futures, and mutual funds.

These securities are considered "transferable" because they can be easily transferred from one owner to another without affecting their value or validity.