Sentences with phrase «secondary sale transaction»

The origination of a note has nothing to do with a secondary sale transaction.

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While initial sales under Regulation D and Tier 2 of Regulation A are «pre-empted» from state regulation, meaning the states can't impose their regulations on those transactions, that's not true for secondary trading.

With the exception of the Indian market, these «secondary» sales were soft in 2013 but should provide an attractive win - win alternative as GPs on both sides of the transaction look to buy and sell assets.

Because company issuers have become more accustomed to secondary transactions, they are approving the sales faster and more often.

For closed - end funds, purchases and sales of fund shares after the fund's initial public offering are typically limited to secondary market transactions, meaning that the fund itself is not a party to the transactions.

Rosler's Garage Sale implicates visitors in face - to - face transactions within a secondary, informal cash economy — exactly like garage sales held outside the museum setting.

The Garage Sale, which has also been held at the Generali Foundation, Vienna (1999); the Museu d'Art Contemporani, Barcelona (1999); Moderna Museet, Stockholm (2004); and The Institute of Contemporary Arts, London (2005), implicates visitors in face - to - face transactions within a secondary, informal cash economy — just like garage sales held outside a museum setting.

We appreciate and understand the details involved in exit transactions, sales of investments, and secondary transactions.

A life settlement is a transaction in which an existing life insurance policy that is no longer needed or is in danger of lapsing is offered for sale to institutional investors in the secondary market.

However, much, if not all, of the information that the commenter cited will be necessary to know and evaluate the loan - to - value ratio and other criteria in order to: (1) Determine the consumer's ability to repay as required under § 1026.43 (c); or (2) to evaluate the transaction for its eligibility for government loan programs and sale on the secondary market.