dytësor

dytësor

When a public company issues additional shares to the public.

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Industrija/področje: Banking
Category: Initial public offering
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substancë dytësore

Geography; Physical geography

Organic chemical produced by a plant that has no direct function in its metabolism. Many of these chemicals are toxic and are believed to be created by the plant to reduce ...

ndotës dytësor

Geography; Physical geography

Atmospheric pollutants that are created chemically in the atmosphere when primary pollutants and other components of the air react. Also see primary pollutant.

treg dytësor

Insurance; Life insurance

The secondary market is populated by buyers willing to pay what they determine to be fair market value.

risk dytësor

Business services; Project management

A risk that arises as a direct result of implementing a risk response.

njësi

Banking; Initial public offering

A group of securities, generally from the same company, that are bundled together and sold as a single piece. They usually consist of shares of common stock plus shares of ...

vlerësim

Banking; Initial public offering

The initial measure of what a company expecting to come public is worth that is used for consideration of whether the company is fairly valued. Depending on market conditions, ...

amendament

Banking; Initial public offering

An additional registration document that is filed by the company with the SEC that has additional information regarding the proposed offering for that company.

ofertë

Banking; Initial public offering

Represents the price at which someone is willing to buy your stock on a market order.

treg i blerësit

Banking; Initial public offering

A condition in the financial markets when the buyers have a very strong input as to where an issue will get priced. This generally happens in a market that is trending lower in ...

anullim

Banking; Initial public offering

When an IPO or secondary issue has difficulty getting investor interest, the company issuing the shares may be unwilling to reduce the price of the offering in order to entice ...