DISTRIBUTING SYNDICATE
Syndicate made up of a group of investment banks or brokerage firms, working to underwrite and sell an initial public offering (IPO) of securities to the market. Investment banks frequently create syndicates when dealing with huge securities offerings to minimize risk and escalate the possible network of contacts. It is especially true in firm commitment earnings where the distributing syndicate may sustain substantial losses if they fail to sell the full offering.
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Double Irish with a Dutch Sandwich
Tax avoidance tactic employed by some huge companies by combining Irish and Dutch subsidiary firms to modify profits to low or no tax jurisdictions ...
Custom Adjustable Rate Debt Structure - CARDS
Tax shelter product which entails making a large paper multimillion dollar loan to an international party. Utilized by high net worth entities, the ...
Lease Option
A legal contract that gives a tenant the choice to buy the property during or after the expiration of the term. During the agreement period, the pr ...
Assumption Clause
A mortgage contract provision that permits the seller of a home to transfer the responsibility to the buyer of the home for its existing mortgage. ...
IRS Publication 501
A document that explains certain tax rules that affect each individual who may need to file a federal tax return. Published by the Internal Revenue ...
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