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competitive bidding

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Competitive bidding
A securities offering process in which securities firms submit competing bids to the issuer for the securities the issuer wishes to sell.
competitive bidding
1. A method by which a corporation or government organization wishing to sell securities in the primary market chooses an investment banker for the sale on the basis of the best price submitted by interested investment bankers. Municipal governments and public utilities are often required to ask for competitive bids on new security issues. See also negotiated offering.
2. The bidding on U.S. Treasury securities in which an investor stipulates a particular price or yield.
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But City Administrative Officer Bill Fujioka said that while he recognized what the council was trying to do, he believed it was better to have an open competitive bidding system.
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Unless marketed on a limited and/or discrete basis at the seller's request, the loan sales usually receive extensive exposure in the market and undergo a highly competitive bidding process.
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