open up

open up
Used in the context of general equities. disclose more information ( e.g., the exact price and quantity of one's potential interest). Bloomberg Financial Dictionary
See: Put pants on it. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary

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UK US open up
— Phrasal Verb with open({{}}/ˈəʊpən/ verb
► [I or T] COMMERCE if a new business, office, shop, etc. opens up, or someone opens it up, it starts doing business: »

Several branches of the bank have recently opened up across China.

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Many people have opened up shops on the online auction site to sell their things.

► [I or T] COMMERCE to start business at a particular time and be available to deal with customers: »

We open up at 7am daily.

► [T] ECONOMICS to make conditions easier for foreign companies to do business in a country: »

These measures are designed to open up the market to greater competition.

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The country has enjoyed steady growth since it began opening up its economy.

► [T] to create new opportunities: open up opportunities/possibilities »

The internet has opened up new opportunities for cost-effective brand building.

► [I] HR if a job opens up, it becomes available: »

Another vacancy has opened up on the Board.


Financial and business terms. 2012.

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