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Почетна јавна понуда

The 1st time a company offers it shares to the public. This can also apply to a company that was previously public but went private through a buy-out. If the company decides to once again come public, it is still considered an IPO.

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Nozare/domēns: Banking
Category: Initial public offering
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понуда

Banking; Initial public offering

Also referred to as the offer. It represents the price at which someone is willing to sell their stock on a market order.

понуда

Education; SAT vocabulary

proffer,to offer to another for acceptance, accepting

понуда

Economy; Economics

One of the two words economists use most, along with demand. These are the twin driving forces of the market economy. Supply is the amount of a good or service available at any ...

употреба на приходите

Banking; Initial public offering

How the company plans to use the monies it generated from an IPO or Secondary.

повлекување

Banking; Initial public offering

When a company decides to not continue with its proposed offering of securities. The reasons for this can be numerous and don't always signify trouble with the proposed offering. ...

директор

Banking; Initial public offering

A person who serves on a company's board of directors. This person is responsible for keeping the company on track with its current goals and is open to personal liability if sued ...

обелоденување

Banking; Initial public offering

A Company must report all of its management practices, financial statements and legal involvements that are pertinent to an investment decision. This process assures the investor ...

длабинска анализа

Banking; Initial public offering

A process of verifying all information about a company including but not limited to financials, management, market share and risks.

инсајдери

Banking; Initial public offering

Those shareholders that own stock prior to the IPO. This group includes officers, directors, employees and pre-IPO investors both individual and corporate.