Execution and Distribution: Rapid Fire
Chapters in this video
- 0:00 Issuer authority versus banker recommendation
- 1:22 Roadshow, red herring, and IOI mechanics
- 2:35 Institutional pot versus retail free retention
- 2:58 Gross spread, selling concession, and penalty bid
- 4:14 Greenshoe option size and stabilization rules
- 5:44 Regulation M restricted period tiers
- 7:08 New-issue rule, short-sale strict liability, Reg BI, and Form CRS
- 8:16 Rapid-fire exam recap
What this video covers
- Who holds the authority to launch, slip, or pull a deal, and why the underwriter recommends but the issuer decides under the underwriting agreement
- How the roadshow, preliminary prospectus (red herring), and non-binding indications of interest (IOI) fit together in sequence, and why the banker coaches but does not present
- The mechanics of institutional allocation through fixed versus jump-ball pots, and how free retention handles retail shares
- How the gross spread of offering price minus net proceeds to issuer splits into management fee, underwriting fee, and the variable selling concession, and when a penalty bid strips it away
- The 15% greenshoe cap on the base offering, the 30-day exercise window, and the two ways underwriters cover short or surplus positions
- Why a stabilizing bid tracks downward only, never leads upward, and is bounded by the lower of the offering price or the highest independent bid in the principal market
- How Regulation M restricted periods tier by average daily trading volume (ADTV) and float, and why stabilization is a permitted exception during the restriction, not a separate regime
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