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Number of Blossarys: 2
An investment bank that chooses to be responsible for the process of selling new securities to the public. An underwriter usually chooses to work with a syndicate of investment banks in order to ...
The right of an underwriter to reduce the number of securities being sold in an offering, generally the number of those securities being sold by selling stockholders. This right is designed to ...
The fees paid to the underwriter(s) in connection with a public offering. Discounts and commissions do not include the costs of a public offering such as SEC filing fees, printing, legal, or ...
Investment banks that act as a group to market a public offering, purchase the securities from the issuer, and then resell the securities to the public.
A security that consists of two or more securities sold in combination to achieve a particular financial result, generally a financial result that is difficult to structure into a single security. A ...
Debt which does not have any priority in case of dissolution of the company and sale of its assets.
A segment of the private equity industry which focuses on investing in new companies with high growth rates.