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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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Taulli says that, at their most basic level, private placements are really designed to be generated by an individual or group's personal network, from pre-existing relationships.

Capital plenishment: private placements are a time-honored way to raise both small and large amounts of capital. At best, they can offer quicker access to capital and far less red tape than alternative forms of financing

We conducted this study with 40 preservice teachers in an accredited teacher education program at a private university in the Northeast during their first semester of field placement.

See teacher draw: exploring preservice teachers' perceptions of teaching. (On-going Topics)

Commercial banks act both as agents in the private placement market and as providers of loans that compete somewhat with private placements.

The economics of the private placement market

Placement personnel should endeavor to place clients in positions where clients work with nondisabled peers, and where clients are paid for productive work.

The role of the entrepreneur in job placement

PWI focuses on placement and is thus a complementary program to the state/federal rehabilitation program under the Rehabilitation Act of 1973.

PWI - a model for job placement

The disadvantage of the private placement market usually mentioned by borrowers is, of course, the necessity for covenants.

Where can the middle market find capital?

These provide direct evidence about a person's ability to achieve at specific jobs and minimize the risk of making inappropriate placements.