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Placement

The transfering of securities to a small group of investors.

Placement

The act or process of selling a new issue of a security to investors. Most of the time, a placement must be registered with the SEC before it can actually take place. See also: Private placement.

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Indeed, says Margaret Morelli, president of the Connecticut Association of Not-for-Profit Providers, the issue of inappropriate placement of persons with mental illness has been on the radar of Connecticut nursing homes for a long time.

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Sherman notes that private placement teams need to consider the requirements and subsequent expenses of filing in both state and federal jurisdictions.

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And ``Survivor'' has continued through its run with heavy product placement, including last week's episode when a group of contestants feasted on Pringles potato chips that are currently on sale with trivia questions about past ``Survivor'' seasons imprinted directly on each crisp.

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The study compares the terms of private placements with those of public bonds and bank loans and analyzes the characteristics of borrowers, their motivations for using the private market, and the operations of lenders.