Capital Markets (ECM / DCM)
What does 'use of proceeds' mean and why does it matter to investors and pricing?
Model answer
Use of proceeds is the issuer's stated purpose for the money raised — e.g., refinancing existing debt, funding an acquisition or capex, general corporate purposes, a dividend/distribution to…
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