Selfexchange
Selfexchange is a term used in several fields to describe a transaction in which the counterparty or the beneficiary of the exchange is effectively the same entity, or where both sides of the exchange are ultimately controlled by the same party. Because it is not a single standardized concept, its precise meaning can vary by domain and context.
In finance and corporate governance, self-exchanges can refer to internal asset transfers between affiliated entities, or
In accounting and regulatory practice, self-exchanges are typically treated as internal transfers rather than external sales.
The term also appears in academic, legal, and industry discussions with varying definitions. Because its meaning