Deal flow

Deal flow, or dealflow is a term used by finance professionals such as venture capitalists, angel investors, private equity investors and investment bankers to refer to the rate at which they receive business proposals/investment offers[1].

Deal Flow
Deal Flow definition :
In investment banking, the rate at which new deals are referred to a brokerage firm.
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DEAL FLOW - a measure of the number of potential investments that a fund reviews in any given period.
DEAL STOCK - Stock subject to merger or acquisition, either publicly announced or rumored.

Deal Flow. Termed also as dealflow. This is the rate at which investment offers are presented to funding institutions.

Deal flow
The rate at which new deals are referred to a brokerage firm In investment banking.
Deal stock ...

Deal flow
In investment banking, the rate at which new deals are referred to a brokerage firm.
Deal stock
Stock subject to merger or acquisition, either publicly announced or rumored.

deal flow The rate at which funding institutions receive investment offers. deal stock The part of a company.s stock that is rumored to be a takeover target.

The good news, however, is that generally speaking, with businesses that are light on assets and largely dependent on third party reimbursement, except perhaps for transactions in the $100 million range (which make up a fraction of industry deal ...

Companies were keen to raise capital in some form or another and bankers were keen to get the deal flow rolling. This desire for activity gave rise to the QIP as a preferred mode of raising capital.

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Deal flow
In investment banking, the rate at which new deals are referred to a brokerage firm.
Deal stock ...

See also: Funding, Capitalist, Overnight, Investment banking, Banks