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Question | Answer |
What is venture Capital? | Money invested to finance a new firm |
Who is an Underwriter? | Firm that buys an issue of securities from a company and resells it into public |
What is Spread (Referring to IPOs) | Difference between public offer and underwriter paid price |
What is a Prospectus? | Formal summary that provides information on an issue of securities (Key function: warn investors about risks) |
How is the IPO Price determined? | Discounted cash flow calculations an an analysis of the price-earnings ratio of shares of firms competitors |
Underwriters typically try to UNDERprice the IPO T/F | True |
What is an underwriting firm commitment? | When underwriters buy new shares from issuer and then resell to public at higher price, making a spread. |
What is a seasoned offering? | Sale of securities by a firm that is already publicly traded |
What are rights issues? | Issue of securities offered only to current shareholders |
What is the Standby Underwriting agreement? | Underwriter stands ready to purchase any unsold shares |
What is shelf registration? | Procedure that allows firms to file one registration for several issues of same security |
What is a General Cash Offer? | Sale of securities open to all investors by an already public company |
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