Noteeraus

Noteeraus is a Finnish noun broadly referring to the act or state of being noted, mentioned, quoted or listed. In everyday language it denotes a reference or acknowledgement in media, conversation or written sources, and in professional contexts it often describes formal listing or quotation of items such as prices, securities or products.

In finance and business, noteeraus commonly means the listing of a company or security on a stock exchange or a quoted market price. It can also refer to the publication of a price or rate for commodities, currencies or other tradable instruments. In journalism and scholarship, noteeraus denotes that a person, event or work has been covered, cited or otherwise recorded in public sources. Informally, it may mean receiving attention or recognition.

Usage conveys a neutral, descriptive sense rather than evaluative judgment: to be "noteerattu" is simply to have been registered or mentioned. The term is related to verbs such as noteerata (to note or list) and to broader notions of notation and recording. English equivalents depend on context and include notation, mention, listing, quotation or listing on an exchange.