Initial Offering Date Law and Legal Definition
Initial offering date is the date at which a security is first made available for public purchase. It is set during the underwriting process and marks the date of the initial public offering and the beginning of a period, when insiders and underwriters cannot issue earnings forecasts or research reports on the company.
Legal Definition list
- Initial Leverage Margin
- Initial Interest Confusion (Trademark)
- Initial Hazardous Materials Training [Aeronautics and Space]
- Initial Escrow Account Statement
- Initial Enrolment Questionnaire (IEQ)
- Initial Offering Date
- Initial Preliminary Permit Application
- Initial Protocol [Energy]
- Initial Public Offering
- Initial Rating Decision [Veterans' Relief]
- Initial Residency Period
Related Legal Terms
- Accommodated Party
- Accrual Date
- Adopt Date [Hearing]
- Adopt Due Date [Hearing]
- All or None Offering
- Availability Date(Banking)
- Billing Date
- Candidate Conservation Agreement [Wildlife Law]
- Candidate Conservation Agreement with Assurances [Agriculture]
- Candidate Conservation Agreement With Assurances [Wildlife Law]
