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1 Graumarkt
Graumarkt m BÖRSE (BE) grey market, (AE) gray market, (AE) gray IPO market (Synonym: grauer Markt, grauer Emissionsmarkt; unreglementierter Handel in Neuemissionen vor der offiziellen Begebung auf ‘If, as and when issued’-Basis; trading of new issues in an unofficial ‘grey’ market on an ‘if, as and when issued’ basis prior to being admitted to the official after-market; a risk transfer instrument = Risikotransfer-Instrument for participants in auctions; e.g. the US Treasury’s ‘when issued market’; in the eurobond market, the period during which an issue is traded from the date of its launch until allotment; cf Handel per Erscheinen = IPO-trading; anders: grauer Kapitalmarkt = grey capital market) -
2 grauer Kapitalmarkt
grauer Kapitalmarkt m BANK, BÖRSE (AE) gray capital market, (BE) grey capital market (schwer abgrenzbarer, unregulierter Markt mangelhafter Transparenz, mit unstandardisierten Instrumenten, Transaktionen und Produkten, umfasst z. B. auch Immobilienbeteiligungen, Steuersparmodelle und Warenterminhandel; anders: Graumarkt, grauer Emissionsmarkt, not to be confused with the gray IPO market, gray market, grey market) -
3 grauer Emissions-Markt
grauer Emissions-Markt m BÖRSE (BE) grey market, (AE) gray market, (AE) gray IPO market (Synonym: Graumarkt, grauer Markt; vgl. Graumarkt; anders: grauer Kapitalmarkt = grey capital market)
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