Sentence examples for underwriting agreement from inspiring English sources

From a distance, the IPO process has scarcely changed: You gather at an organizational meeting, hold multiple drafting and diligence sessions, prepare a Form S-1, meet at a financial printer to file the Form S-1 with the SEC, resolve SEC comments, pitch investors on a road show, price the offering, sign the underwriting agreement, finalize the prospectus, and then close the deal.

Salomon Smith Barney obtained a lucrative underwriting agreement from AT&T to help with the April 2000 spinoff of AT&T Wireless –at the time the largest IPO in history.

The reason for today's wholesale call-writing is most likely associated with the provision embedded in the terms of the underwriting agreement, which attaches warrants to each share convertible at $2.50 for four years.

That's because securities laws or underwriting agreements may limit the insider's right to sell the shares.

In the non-profit sector, the ad hominem "National Petroleum Radio" has haunted National Public Radio after accepting underwriting agreements with large oil and natural gas companies.

A group of investment banks have signed a pre-underwriting agreement to help UniCredit market the issue.

That is, given that evidence sometimes underwrites intersubjective agreement, what constraints does this place on answers to the question: what sorts of things are eligible to count as evidence?

One of the big ways in which Change Please differs from the Big Issue is the way in which it provides support – for example, underwriting tenancy agreements so employees can actually rent a house.

A peace agreement underwritten by moderate imams like these would have broad political and religious clout.

But as Israel looks uglier than ever to the Arab street, and as Israel's foes such as Hamas in Gaza and Hizbullah in Lebanon look more heroic, Egypt's ageing leader looks more exposed.At the same time, the United States, which underwrote the peace agreement of 1979 with generous aid, has lost influence.

The government's agreement to underwrite the £16bn Hinkley Point nuclear power station could prove to be "economically insane" and hugely costly to consumers, City analysts have warned.