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Issuing House

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Issuing House
A bank or other financial institution that registers, distributes, and sells a security on the primary market on behalf of another company. For example, if a company wishes to make an initial public offering, it may hire an issuing house to register the IPO with the SEC and make arrangements to underwrite it. See also: Underwriter.


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Later, the Stock Exchange in London blocked his attempt to gain an issuing house licence.
In terms of private placement, there is the need to decide whether this has to be done on an in-house basis, by personal contacts or by issuing houses.
Taking part in the Series B funding round and acquiring first stakes in SensorDynamics, we are continuing our strategy to invest in innovative, growth-oriented, mid-sized companies with technological leadership, strong upside potential and manageable risk", outlines Klaus Ragotzky, Managing Partner of the issuing house FIDURA Capital Consult, Munich.
 
 
 
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