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Indication of Interest |
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Indication of interest A dealer's or investor's interest in purchasing (not commitment to buy) securities that are still in the underwriting stage and are being registered by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Indication of Interest A situation in which a potential buyer tells an underwriter that he/she might wish to buy a portion of a new issue. Before a new issue, underwriters canvass potential investors, who may or may not book an order to buy a portion. Investors are required to be provided with a preliminary prospectus if they indicate interest. It is important to note that indications of interest are non-binding, because it is illegal to sell a security that has not been issued. See also: Overbooked, Underbooked, Fully Subscribed. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The company said it has signed a letter of indication of interest with Marsh concerning a possible buyout in what is a niche market. The initial step necessary to participate in the program is completion and remittance of an Indication of Interest to: Internal Revenue Service, Kansas City, MO 64999, Attention: QMSS, Stop 4100, Annex 2. If your customer's reaction to what you are telling him is, "Uh, huh, Uh, huh," is it an indication of interest or agreement? |
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