What is the difference between a primary public offering and a secondary public offering? a) In a primary public offering, new shares are offered...
What is the difference between a primary public offering and a secondary public offering?
a) In a primary public offering, new shares are offered to raise capital for the company, while in a secondary public offering, existing shares are sold by current shareholders.
b) In a primary public offering, existing shares are sold by current shareholders, while in a secondary public offering, new shares are offered to raise capital for the company.
c) There is no difference between a primary public offering and a secondary public offering.
a) In a primary public offering, new shares are offered to raise capital for the company, while in a secondary public offering, existing shares are sold by current shareholders.
b) In a primary public offering, existing shares are sold by current shareholders, while in a secondary public offering, new shares are offered to raise capital for the company.
c) There is no difference between a primary public offering and a secondary public offering.
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A diferença entre uma oferta pública primária e uma oferta pública secundária é a seguinte: a) Em uma oferta pública primária, novas ações são oferecidas para levantar capital para a empresa, enquanto em uma oferta pública secundária, ações existentes são vendidas pelos acionistas atuais. Portanto, a alternativa correta é a letra A.
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