1. The entity, such as a corporation or municipality, that offers or proposes to offer its securities for sale. 2. The creator of an option: the issuer of an over-the-counter option is the option writer, and the issuer of a listed option is the Options Clearing Corporation.
An entity, usually a corporation, that has the ability to issue and distribute securities. For each share, there is an issuer and an investor.
The company, municipality, or government agency that issues a security, such as a stock, bond, or money market security.
A state, agency, municipality, political authority, corporation that issues debt through the sale of bonds or notes. LEGAL OPINION An opinion rendered by a bond counsel that confirms the procedural conformity of the issuance, the issuer's statutory authority, and in the case of municipal bonds the exemption of interest from federal taxation.
Organization that issues a financial asset to obtain financing on the promise of different future financial debentures.
Legal entity that has the power to issue and distribute a security. Issuers include corporations, municipalities, foreign and domestic governments and their agencies, and investment trusts. Issuers of stock are responsible for reporting on corporate developments to shareholders and paying dividends once declared. Issuers of bonds are committed to making timely payments of interest and principal to bondholders.
Usually the company that ‘issues’ securities offerings to investors.
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The company or government that is raising funds by issuing fixed interest securities.
Refers to an organisation in relation to its role of offering investment securities to members of the public. The organisation could be a public company (or a non-public company making an initial public offering), a trust, warrant issuer, or other body legally qualified to offer shares to the public.
trust, agency, corporation, municipality or government having the legal right to issue securities
The legal entity that issues a security. For CMOs, these are often subsidiaries of companies created for the sole purpose of issuing CMOs.
The corporate, government or legal entity which has the authority to offer its own bonds or other financial instrument. Liquid asset An asset which can be readily converted to cash.
An entity that puts a financial asset in the marketplace.
A company or public sector entity with shares, bonds or other securities listed on a stock exchange.
The corporation or individual that signs an evidence of obligation, such as a note, bond, or stock certificate, in return for which the issuer receives cash, goods, or services.
A governmental entity which incurs debt and other obligations.
A corporation of municipality that raises cash through the public sale of bonds or stock.
An entity that places a financial asset in the marketplace.
The public entity (state, political subdivision, agency, or authority) that issues securities in order to borrow money.
The entity, which issues a fixed interest security, is referred to as the issuer or borrower. The most active issuers of bonds traded on the long term money market in Australia are governments, and government agencies, banks and corporations.
The entity, which issues a fixed interest security, is referred to as the issuer or borrower. (NT Treasury Corporation for Territory Bonds.)
The organisation which offers the debt securities for sale on the NZDX Market in order to raise capital. Debt issuers include the Government, banks and companies.
The state, municipality or other governmental authority that is issuing the bonds.
Private enterprise or public entity that issues securities, e.g. the federal government in the case of German Treasury Bonds or a joint-stock corporation in the case of shares.
A government instrumentality which is authorized to sell bonds to investors and to obligate themselves or enter into Indentures for the repayment of bonds.
Any entity that issues a bond, such as the federal government, state or municipality.
The issuer is the entity that issues a bond. It could be the name of a company in the case of a corporate bond, or the name of the state, city, or county in the case of a municipal bond. The U.S. government is the issuer of Treasury bonds.
The entity whose securities are being sold.
entity which issues instruments.
A Company that has one or more securities listed on the Stock Exchange.
A corporation that issues shares of stock to be sold to the public.
A state or local unit of government that borrows money through the sale of bonds and/or notes.
Any company or other legal person any of whose equity securities are the subject of an application for listing on the Exchange or some of whose equity securities are already listed on the Exchange
The Company issuing its securities is commonly called the Issuer.
The originator, maker, obligor, or creator of the security
The entity which is issuing the securities in the production entity (i.e. the limited partnership, limited liability company, or corporation). The person or entity offering the securities for sale is the “offeror.
An entity that issues a financial asset.
A legal entity including corporations, municipalities, governments and investment trusts with the power to issue and distribute a security.
One who under writes (issues) and distributes a company's securities
The entity that issues a debt security and is obligated to pay interest and principal.
A corporation or government entity that offers its stocks or bonds to the investing public. A-H R-Z joint and survivor annuity A contract between a buyer and an insurance company providing periodic payments to the buyer for life and, after their death, periodic payments equal to 50% of the annuitant's payment to a designated beneficiary for the balance of the beneficiary's life.
Any entity that offers its own securities for sale.
An issuer is a company that offers securities for sale to investors i.e. corporations, investment trusts, government entities, etc.
The legal entity that offers its securities for sale; also, the creator of an option (the issuer of an over-the-counter option is the option writer, and the issuer of a listed option is the Options Clearing Corporation). Issuers include corporations and federal, state, and local governments and their agencies. An issuer transaction is also called a primary transaction.
An entity that issues a bond and is obligated to pay principal and interest.
A corporation that has distributed to the public securities registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
A legal person who, in accordance with the law, has issued, issues or intends to issue securities.
Refers to the organization issuing or proposing to issue a security.
A governmental, corporate or special purpose entity that borrows money through the sale of bonds or other securities.
The company, municipality, or government agency that issues a security, such as stocks, bonds, or money market instruments.
A corporation issuing shares as fractional ownership interests. Corporations may also be the issuers of debt securities and options or warrants. For each share or other security, there is an issuer and an investor.
Entity issuing securities in its own name. Issuer's market maker (animator) Exchange member firm which, based on an agreement with an issuer, undertakes to sustain the liquidity of a given security.
The organization issuing the bonds. Typically, the Authority issues tax-exempt revenue bonds and loans the proceeds to the hospital in non-profit hospital bond financings. A public hospital district may issue its own bonds.
Any company or other legal undertaking, including a public sector issuer, any class of whose securities has been or is proposed to be the subject of admission to listing or AIM.
The official name of the company issuing a given bond.
The party selling or offering to sell its securities.
An entity, which issues and is obligated to pay amounts due on securities.
A state, political subdivision, agency or authority which borrows money through the sale of bonds or notes.
A company, national or supranational authority that issues a security, such as a bond or money market instrument.
A corporation, trust, or association engaged in the distribution of its securities.
A state, political subdivision, agency, or authority that borrows money through the sale of bonds, notes, or certificates of participation.
The company, municipality or government agency that issues a security, like a stock or a bond.
The entity which, in a securitisation transaction, raises funds by issuing securities: tipically, the issuer is the SPV (special purpose vehicle).
See on: Investopedia A legal entity that develops, registers and sells securities for the purpose of financing its operations. Issuers may be domestic or foreign governments, corporations or investment trusts. Issuers are responsible for reporting financial conditions, material developments and any other operational activities as required by the regulations of their jurisdictions. Issuers must pay dividends and distributions if declared or interest to lenders and follow the terms of their contractual obligations with their investors. The types of securities that can be issued include common and preferred stocks, bonds, notes, debentures, bills and derivatives.
This term means an issuer, the securities of which are registered under Section 12 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, or that is required to file reports under Section 15(d) of that Act, or that files or has filed a registration statement with the SEC that has not yet become effective under the Securities Act of 1933 and that it has not withdrawn.
A corporation or governmental agency which borrows money through the sale of securities.
1. The entity, such as a corporation or municipality, that offers (or proposes to offer) its securities for sale. 2. The creator of an option, sometimes referred to as the writer.
A depository Institution that has entered an agreement with a Government Entity or Prime Contractor to undertake the responsibilities of an Issuer under the QUEST Operating Rules.
Corporation that originates securities in the primary market for the purpose of raising capital.
One who packages mortgages for sale as securities.
Issuer - A legal entity that develops, registers and sells securities for the purpose of financing its operations. Issuers may be domestic or foreign governments, corporations or investment trusts. Issuers are legally responsible for the obligations of the issue and for reporting financial conditions, material developments and any other operational activities as required by the regulations of their jurisdictions.