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red herring. 1. An irrelevant legal or factual issue, usu. intended to distract or mislead (law students should avoid discussing the red herrings that professors raise in exams). 2. See preliminary prospectus under PROSPECTUS.
red herring. 1. An irrelevant legal or factual issue, usu. intended to distract or mislead (law students should avoid discussing the red herrings that professors raise in exams). 2. See preliminary prospectus under PROSPECTUS.
red-herring prospectus 非正式招股说明书;初步招股说明书 指尚未经美国证券交易委员会或州证券交易委员会批准而公开登载的招股说明书,带有红色边框以提醒相关投资者,常被用作发售股票前的宣传。(=preliminary prospectus)
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A prospectus for a stock issue that has been filed but not yet approved by the SEC. • The SEC requires such a prospectus to contain a notice — printed in distinctive red lettering — that the document is not complete or final. That notice, which is usu. stamped or printed in red ink, typically
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preliminary prospectus 预备募股说明书 俗称「红鲱鱼募股说明书」〔red herring prospectus〕,指在募股说明书上盖有红色印章,表示股票尚未被批准上市。
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prospectus (pr[schwa]-spek-t[schwa]s). A printed document that describes the main features of an enterprise (esp. a corporation’s business) and that is distributed to prospective buyers or investors; esp., a written description of a securities offering. • Under SEC regulations, a publicly traded corporation must provide a prospectus before offering to sell stock in the corporation. Pl.
红头招股书 英语:red herring (US) 法语:note d’information (prospectus) provisoire 德语:vorläufiger Emissionsprospekt 意大利语:prospetto preliminare per una (nuova) emissione 西班牙语:presupuesto provisional
tombstone n. 证券出售公告 报纸上刊出的关于即将出售证券的基本情况的公告。该公告仅起到客观展示证券信息的效果,既非向社会公众发出的要约,亦非要约邀请。 (→red herring)
corody (kor- orkahr-[schwa]-dee). Hist. An allowance of money, accommodation, food, or clothing given by a religious house to any person who signed over personal or real property or both in exchange or to a royal servant at the Crown’s request. • The amount of property required from a person who purchased a corody depended on