Glossary
- Paasche index
- Par value
- Partial execution
- Participation certificates
- Pension fund
- Peoples share
- Performance evaluation
- Performance index
- Physical delivery (warrants)
- Placement
- Placement volume
- Pool factor
- Portfolio
- Practise
- Preferred shares
- Premium
- Premium (warrant)
- Premium Margin
- Price addendum
- Price category
- Price details
- Price index
- Price sensitivity
- Price-cashflow-ratio
- Price-earnings ratio
- Price-to-book-ratio
- Primary market
- Prime All Share
- Prime Standard
- Principle of highest volume transacted
- Private placement (PP)
- Proprietary trading
- Prospectus
- Put warrant
Private placement (PP)
Special type of listing: a company’s shares are offered only to a selected group of investors and not publicly through the exchange
When a company allows its shares to be listed on the exchange, the shares can be sold to selected investors either by the company itself (direct listing) or by an issuing bank.
If a maximum of 100 qualified investors (banks, funds, etc.) are involved, the company is not required to provide a prospectus (see article 2, paragraph 1e of the European Prospectus Directive).
The shares being sold can come from existing shareholders or be part of a capital increase.
Our glossary explains important financial terms and should not leave any questions unanswered. However, if you are missing a definition, please write to us at redaktion@deutsche-boerse.com. We will then include the term if possible.
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