primary market

The "primary market" is essential for capital formation, allowing entities to raise funds by issuing new securities directly to investors.

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Definition

C1Finance

(technical, academic)The financial market where new securities are issued and sold to investors for the first time.

Example

  • The company raised $100 million through its initial public offering in the primary market.
  • Governments often use the primary market to issue new bonds to finance infrastructure projects.

C1Art

(general)The market where artworks are sold directly from the artist to the buyer.

Example

  • Purchasing a painting in the primary market ensures that the artist receives the full sale price.
  • Collectors often seek out works in the primary market to establish direct relationships with artists.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "primary market":

secondary marketgrey marketprimary sourceon the marketstock market