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New issueStrictly, the issue by a company of new shares, enlarging its share capital and often the number of shareholders on its register. But new issue is often used to refer to an Initial Public Offering (IPO) - the process in which a company is admitted to the Official List of the LSE (or to AIM) for the first time and issues new shares to the public as part of that exercise. New issues which are also IPOs can be handled in four ways:as an 'offer for sale' direct to the public at large, where the shares are offered at a predetermined price.as a tender offer, where the public are invited to make an offer for the new shares, and allocations are made on the basis of price. as a private placing to institutions, which effectively means that private investors can only get shares in the secondary market.as an 'Introduction' where the company is admitted without issuing any new shares.New issueSecurities that are publicly offered for the first time, whether in an IPO or as an additional issue of stocks or bonds by a company that is already public.New issue Similar MatchesSpecific issues marketSpecific issues marketThe market in which dealers reverse in securities they wish to short. Last Mile IssueLast Mile IssueThe Last Mile issue refers to the connection between the user and the ISP, which is typically the slowest aspect of the internet access. As with a chain, the access is governed by the weakest link, thus the slow connection impacts the entire web browsing experience. This issue evolved due to the lack of competition in the telecom industry, until very recently. Therefore technology innovation was not as rapid (read very slow) compared to other innovations governed by Moore's Law. Users (in the U.S.) typically connect from home with a 56K modem. Cable modems and DSL technologies are beginning to become more widely adopted. Designers have to design for the web assuming users have a "slow" connection! Secondary issueSecondary issue(1) Procedure for selling blocks of seasoned issues of stocks. (2) More generally, sale of already issued stock. Unissued stockUnissued stockA company's authorised stock which has not yet been issued. Vanilla issueVanilla issueA security issue that has no unusual features. Further SuggestionsDate of issueReopen an issue issued share capital issue Benchmark issue Unseasoned issue Overissue Seasoned issue Oversubscribed issue Junior issue County Court re issue fee Current coupon issues Current issue rights issue Original issue discount debt (OID debt) House of issue entitlement issue bargain issue New issues market issuer seasoned issue capitalisation issue Foreign targeted issue scrip issue bonus issue |
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