Primary Distribution

Primary distribution: A new security issue, or one that is made available to investors for the first time.

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Primary Distribution
Also called primary or public offering. The original sale of a company's securities. (see Investment Banker)
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Primary Distribution
Primary distribution - Primary distribution is the original sale of stock, from company to the shareholders. The proceeds of the sale of stock goes directly to the company.

Primary distribution - Also called primary or initial public offering. The original sale of a company's securities. (See: Investment banker) ...

Primary distribution
Sale of a new issue of stock or bonds, as distinguished from a secondary distribution.

Primary distribution: A sale of new stock to the public.
Primary market: The buying and selling of new issues. Resales are handled in the secondary markets.
Prime rate: The interest rate banks charge their best customers.

Difference between the amount paid to an issuer of securities in a Primary Distribution and the Public Offering Price.

negotiated underwriting, private placement, primary distribution of municipal fund securities, etc.) or the provision of financial advisory, ...

public offering: Also called a primary distribution, a public offering is the time when stocks of a company are offered to the public for purchase. This comes after the company has registered its stocks with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The income that is generated by the underwriting syndicate and the selling group, which is essentially the difference between the amount paid to the issuer of securities in a primary distribution and the public offering price.
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primary distribution The original sale of a firm's securities in which the proceeds from the sale are received directly by the firm.

See also: Securities, Distribution, Issue, Offer, Issuer