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 - beursgang
 -  initial public offering
 - Börsengang

Engelse term voor de eerste uitgifte van aandelen of obligaties op een effectenbeurs.
Bron: beleggenmetkennis.nl

Zie ook:
beursblik.nl/beurs-woordenboek


A companys first sale of stock to the public. The IPO is usually tendered, but not always, by those of young, small companies attempting to locate equity capital and a public market for their stock. An IPO may present considerable risk but also has the potential of significant profits for investors. Investment companies (closed end funds) generally include underwriting fees which represent a load which is then passed onto buyers.
Source: www.negotiations.com

A first sale of equity in a company to public investors. IPOs are governed the Securities Act of 1933, SEC (Securities Exchange Commission) regulation, and differing state laws. An IPO is one way to raise money for further investment or expansion, the other being the issuing of debt in the form of bonds. A company can issue more equity at a later date but it only has one IPO.
source: http://www.sustainabilitydictionary.com/

• Kerncompetentie (core competency) >> Ondernemen (undertake) >> Duurzaam Ondernemen (sustainability)
• Management (management) >> Managen (to manage) >> Onderhandelen (to negotiate)
• Randvoorwaarden (prerequisites) >> Financien (finance) >> Beleggen (investing)