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ALLOCATION

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A breakdown of the value assigned to parts of a business that is sold, i.e., Fixtures, goodwill, equipment, etc. Example: A business is for sale for $1,000,000; a potential buyer would usually ask, "How did you arrive at that price?" The seller would then provide the basis for the asking price by breaking down the value of the different components of the business.
The quantity of bonds an underwriter, selling group member or customer receives in a primary market offering (typically received within 24 hours of the end of the order period). See also Order Period and Priority.


 

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