Bookrunner

Lead Underwriter - A bookrunner, also known as a lead underwriter or lead manager, is a financial institution or investment bank responsible for managing the issuance of new securities, such as bonds or stocks, in a public offering. The bookrunner coordinates the syndicate of underwriters, sets the price of the securities, and allocates them to investors, playing a crucial role in the success of the offering.

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Lead Underwriter
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Bookrunner
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Arranger, Lead Manager, Managing Underwriter
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A bookrunner, also known as a lead underwriter or lead manager, is a financial institution or investment bank responsible for managing the issuance of new securities, such as bonds or stocks, in a public offering. The bookrunner coordinates the syndicate of underwriters, sets the price of the securities, and allocates them to investors, playing a crucial role in the success of the offering.
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