Negotiated Offering: An offering of securities for which the terms, including underwriters' compensation, have been negotiated between the issuer and the underwriters.

 

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Negotiated Offering: An offering of securities for which the terms, including underwriters' compensation, have been negotiated between the issuer and the underwriters.

Public Offering Price: The price of a new issue of securities at the time that the issue is offered to the public.

Registered Secondary Offering: A reoffering of a large block of securities, previously publicly issued, by the holder of a large portion of some corporation through an investment firm.

Public Offering: Used in the context of general equities. Offering to the investment public, after compliance with registration requirements of the SEC, usually by an investment banker or a syndicate made up . . . View Full Definition

Private Offering: An offering of securities to no more than 25 persons and sale to no more than 10 persons.

Offerings: Often refers to initial public offerings. When a firm goes public and makes an offering of stock to the market.

Primary Offering: Direct/Sale of a firm's newly issued shares by the firm to investors.

Reoffering Yield: In a purchase and sale, the yield to maturity at which an underwriter offers to sell bonds to investors.

Split Offering: A commission shared between a broker and a financial adviser or other professional who brought the customer to the broker.

Underwritten Offering: A group of investment banks that work together to sell new security offerings to investors. The underwriting syndicate is led by the lead underwriter. See also: Lead underwriter.