Primary Market Law and Legal Definition
Primary markets are markets facilitated by underwriting groups in which new capital is created or raised by selling newly issued stocks, bonds, notes, and other financial instruments. Underwriting groups set a beginning price range for a given security and then oversee its sale directly to investors.
Legal Definition list
- Primary Management Official
- Primary Loan Servicing Programs [Agriculture]
- Primary Loan Service Program
- Primary Jurisdiction Doctrine
- Primary Industry Classification
- Primary Market
- Primary Meeting
- Primary Mode of Action
- Primary Mortgage Servicer
- Primary National Subdivision of Federal Labor Relations Agency
- Primary Product from Gas [Internal Revenue]
