Capital Markets (ECM / DCM)
What is a follow-on offering, and what's the difference between primary and secondary shares?
Model answer
A follow-on (or seasoned) offering is an equity issuance by a company that is already public. Primary shares are newly created shares sold by the company — proceeds go to the company and the share…
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