The primary market is the issuer market.
(1) Initial market for a new issue of a stock or other security; see also secondary market and third market Exchange through which a majority of a security's trades take place, in the case of a security that is bought and sold on more than one exchange.
Securities that are purchased directly from the issuing authority at the point in time when they are originally issued.
The initial sale of common stock to an investment banker or group of bankers who will later issue the stock to the general public.
Market for the placement of new securities such as international, domestic and foreign bond issues. Any subsequent resale or purchase is handled on the secondary market.
The market in which items are sold for the first time.
The new issue market on the UK stock exchange.
Market of new issues of securities.
The market for new securities issues. see also secondary market.
Also called New Issue Market, it is the market for new issues of securities where the proceeds of sales go to the issuer of the securities.
Where a newly issued security is first offered. All subsequent trading of this security occurs is done in the secondary market.
A new issue of a security. Occurs only in the over-the counter market.
The sale of securities by issuers to investors.... more on: Primary market
A market for the first buyer of a newly issued security.
The market for new issues of securities, typically involving investment bankers.
The market for newly issued bonds. This is the market where bonds are purchased by investors from the original underwriter.
The market in which new securities are sold. (Compare Secondary market.)
a financial market where newly issued financial instruments are bought and sold
a market in which new issues of financial instruments are sold
The market in which you buy fixed interest securities when they are first issued. This usually involves investing through a prospectus, and dealing directly with the issuer.
The primary market is that in which new shares are issued (see secondary market).
A market whose activities focus on mortgage loan origination.
The Primary Market is where newly issued shares are sold. On the Primary Market, a previously unlisted company will offer its shares to the public, via a prospectus filed with the Registrar of Companies and approved by the Colombo Stock Exchange and the Securities and Exchange Commission of Sri Lanka.
The new issue market (c.f. secondary market).
The primary market refers to the original sale of any new issue of a company's securities from the company treasury.
the new issue market. Bonds and Treasury Notes sold by the Reserve Bank in regular tenders are primary market stock. Once they are sold into trader's hands they are in the secondary market.
Original owners of pieces made by a manufacturer and sold through retailers. These items are sold at issue price.
Where a company issues new shares, either for the first time, or at the time of issuing additional securities.
The market for new issues (not necessarily IPO's). As opposed to the secondary market, which is the market for securities already in issue.
Where securities can be purchased directly from the issuers.
For securities that are traded in more than one market, the primary market is usually the exchange where trading volume in that security is highest.
The market in which lenders make mortgage loans directly to borrowers, as opposed to the secondary market in which the original lenders sell those mortgage loans to investors.... read full article
The market in which new issues of stock or bonds are priced and sold, with proceeds going to the entity issuing the security. From there, the security begins trading publicly in the secondary market.
The market where the new shares are issued
Market of newly issued securities, i.e., the market in which securities are offered to investors for the first time. Therefore, this is a market in which investors (called subscribers) purchase new securities from the issuer.
The market where newly issued securities are sold to investors by investment banks. See also secondary market.
a market where new securities are traded.
The market in which a company first issues securities to investors.
The market in which mortgages are created and funds are loaned directly to borrowers.
The principal underlying market for a financial instrument or physical commodity.
The market for new issues, as distinct from the stock exchange.
Market for new issues of securities, as distinguished from the Secondary Market, where previously issued securities are bought and sold.
The market for new security issues.
The market where newly issued financial products are initially offered to investors before trading on the secondary market commences.
The market for new issues or underwritings. (vs. Secondary Market). See: New Issues.
The marketplace in which new issues are brought to market and traded.
The market where new securities are issued (usually through a brokerage firm). For comparison, see Secondary Market.
The function of a Stock Exchange in bringing securities to the market.
The market where loans generally are originated and sold.
The first buyer of a newly issued security buys that security in the primary market. All subsequent trading of those securities is done in the secondary market.
(1) The initial offering of certain debt issues. (2) The main exchanges for equity trading.
Initial launch of a company's shares when they first become available for a trading on the Stock Market.
The market into which a new issue of bonds, or any other form of medium-long term money-market paper, is launched.
Refers to the underwriting or auctioning of newly issued bonds. non-central government bonds are underwritten by investment firms, banks, and other financial institutions, while central government bonds are usually distributed through an auction process. See also: Secondary Market.
Used for the flotationâ€(tm)s of new companies and for the further raising of capital under a - rights issue - an issue to raise addition capital, which is offered to existing shareholders at a discount.
The process by which a company's share or stock is issued for the first time. It is then sold to the public on the secondary market. (See Initial Public Offering)
A market for newly issued securities See also Secondary market. Français: Marché primaire Español: Mercado primario (de valores)
The market in which securities are sold at the time they are first issued. (As opposed to Secondary Market).
A market for new issues of shares, debentures and bonds, where investors apply directly to the issuer for allotment on a pre-specified basis (price, minimum application amount etc).
The term used to describe the initial issue of securities by an issuer to investors, to be distinguished from the secondary market, where investors trade the security among themselves.
In investment banking activities, the market in which the securities are first issued
The market relating to the original issue or 1st sale of new securities.
New issues of fixed income securities are simply new loans. Pricing in the primary market is based on yields in the secondary market.
Market for new issue securities where the proceeds go directly to the issuer.
(1) For producers, their major purchaser of commodities; (2) to processors, the market that is the major supplier of their commodity needs; and (3) in commercial marketing channels, an important center at which spot commodities are concentrated for shipment to terminal markets.
market for an initial public offering (IPO)
The market in which newly issued securities are sold. The proceeds of sales in the primary market go to the issuer of the securities.
Public Securities Association red herring
The market in which new issues (IPOs) are sold. A market is primary if the proceeds of the sale go to the issuer.
The market that exists for artwork sold directly from an artist, dealer or gallery and not previously owned.
(1) For producers, their major purchaser of commodities; (2) in commercial marketing channels, an important center at which spot commodities are concentrated for shipment to terminal markets; and (3) to processors, the market that is the major supplier of their commodity needs.
The primary market is that part of the capital markets that deals with the issuance of new securities. Companies, governments or public sector institutions can obtain funding through the sale of a new stock or bond issue. This is typically done through a syndicate of securities dealers.