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bought deal

An offering in which the underwriter (or syndicate) buys all the shares and resells them. When the underwriter's) are willing to take this risk it is a sign that they have a high degree of confidence in the issue's success.

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  1. Bought deal - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    A bought deal is one form of financial arrangement often associated with an Initial Public Offering. It occurs when an underwriter, such as an investment bank or ...
     
  2. Bought Deal Definition | Investopedia
    A bought deal eliminates the financing risk for the company, which is able to ensure that it raises the intended amount of funds from the securities offering; ...
     
  3. What is bought deal? - BusinessDictionary.com
    Definition of bought deal: In securities underwriting, arrangement where (in contrast to best efforts) the entire bond or stock issue is bought (or a firm commitment ...
     
  4. Innergex announces a $50 million bought deal ... - CNW Group
    Nov 21, 2012 ... Innergex announces a $50 million bought deal offering of cumulative redeemable fixed-rate preferred shares. /NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION TO ...
     
  5. Marathon Gold Announces $5.0 Million Bought Deal, Unit and Flow ...
    Nov 19, 2012 ... From Yahoo! Finance: TORONTO, Nov. 19, 2012 /CNW/ - Marathon Gold Corporation ("Marathon" or the "Company") (MOZ: TSX) is pleased to ...
     
  6. Continental Gold Announces $75 Million Bought Deal - Yahoo ...
    Nov 12, 2012 ... From Yahoo! Finance: Continental Gold Limited , is pleased to announce that it has entered into an agreement with a syndicate of underwriters ...
     
  7. What is bought deal? definition and meaning - InvestorWords.com
    Definition of bought deal: An offering in which the underwriter (or syndicate) buys all the shares and resells them. When the underwriter's) are willing to take this ...
     
  8. Bought Deal - Financial Dictionary - The Free Dictionary
    Security issue in which one or two underwriters buy the entire issue. Also known as a guaranteed or fixed-price sale; opposite of a best-efforts sale.