Selling group

Definition
Selling group
A syndicate of securities dealers that participates in selling an issue of securities to the public.
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The per-share or per-bond Compensation of a Selling group for participating in a corporate underwriting.

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SELLING GROUP - A group of broker-dealers that assists in the distribution of a new issue of municipal securities.

Selling Group A collection of investment bankers who participate in the distribution of new issues to potential investors.

selling group
A selling group includes dealers or brokers who have been asked to join in the offering of a new issue of securities, but are neither liable for any unsold syndicate balance, nor share in the profits of the overall syndicate.

Selling group
All banks involved in selling or marketing a new issue of stock or bonds.

selling group A group of investment bankers who aid a union or an underwriter in the sale of a new securities issue selling hedge The sale of a futures or options contract to prevent the possibility of a decline in the price of that security.

The division of the spread between the Managing Underwriter, the Selling Group, and the participating underwriters also varies, but in a two-point spread the manager might typically get 0.25%, the selling group 1%, and the underwriters 0.75%.

may be represented by the main selling syndicate in its domestic market, Europe, in addition to separate syndicates or selling groups for US/Canada and for Asia.

Underwriting spread
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.

Concession - The fee paid to certain dealers who are members of the selling group of a securities underwriting syndicate.

These declarations, however, are not legally binding because sales are prohibited until after the registration becomes effective. The underwriters and the selling group members use the preliminary prospectus to gauge investor receptivity and gather ...

Reallowance: In a corporate underwriting, the compensation of a firm that is not a member of the syndicate or the selling group for selling shares to the public.

See also: Securities, Issue, Syndicate, Distribution, Underwriting