Series 51: Types Of Underwritings/Offerings

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Types of Underwritings/Offerings

To sell municipal securities to the public in what is called a public offering, a government issuer must first engage an underwriter. The underwriter may be a large investment bank that has underwritten many public offerings in the past or it may be a “boutique” dealer that specializes in a particul

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