BusinessJuly 6, 2026
issuer
ˈɪʃ.uː.ər
Definition
An entity, such as a company or government, that creates, registers, and sells securities like stocks or bonds to raise capital.
Etymology
Derived from the verb 'issue,' originating from the Old French 'issir' (to go out), which comes from the Latin 'exire.' It evolved to mean the formal 'putting out' or distribution of something, such as currency, shares, or bonds.
In the news
In the article, the firm Katten provides legal counsel to public and private issuers when they conduct securities offerings. This highlights the firm's role in helping businesses navigate the legal complexities of raising money through capital markets.
Katten Enters Miami Market with Prominent Capital Markets Hire from DLA Piper
Read the full article ↗Morningstar