Subscription: Difference between revisions

no edit summary
No edit summary
No edit summary
 
(One intermediate revision by the same user not shown)
Line 1: Line 1:
To subscribe is buy a [[financial instrument]] in the primary market, freshly issued, direct from the [[dealer]], rather than by looking in the classifieds and buying second hand. It is very rare to buy shares by subscription (only on an [[initial public offering]]). More common for [[debt securities]] which tend not to be so liquid and not to trade so often in the [[secondary market]], and par for the course for [[Open-ended investment company|open-ended investment funds]] (like {{tag|AIF}}s and {{tag|UCITS}} funds)  
{{a|brokerage|}}To subscribe is buy a [[financial instrument]] in the primary market, freshly issued, direct from the [[dealer]], rather than by looking in the classifieds and buying second hand. It is very rare to buy shares by subscription (only on an [[initial public offering]]). More common for [[debt securities]] which tend not to be so liquid and not to trade so often in the [[secondary market]], and par for the course for [[Open-ended investment company|open-ended investment funds]] (like {{tag|AIF}}s and {{tag|UCITS}} funds)  
{{Bonds listed}}
{{Bonds listed}}
{{Sa}}
{{Sa}}
*[[Redemption]]
*[[Equity securities]]
*[[Equity securities]]
*[[Debt securities]]
*[[Debt securities]]
*[[UCITS]]
*[[UCITS]]
*[[AIF]]s
*[[AIF]]s