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direct placement

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Direct placement
Selling a new issue not by offering it for sale publicly, but by placing it with one of several institutional investors. Also known as a private placement.
direct placement
The sale of a new security issue to a limited number of large buyers rather than to the general public. Direct placement generally involves less expense to the issuer, although the buyer may be able to negotiate a more favorable price.


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