IPO registrations (S-1, F-1) · Underwriters

The Initial Purchaser

Deals
2 priced offerings as an underwriter
Proceeds of those deals
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Years
2006–2008

Deals by year

YearDealsAs leadProceeds of deals
200810-
200610-

Deals 2

PricedCompanyRolePriceRangeSharesProceedsListingKindSyndicateProspectus
2008-09-05CurrencyShares Russian Ruble Trust MDSyndicate25,750,000-NYSE Arca XRUOffering2424B4 ↗
2006-06-26Invesco CurrencyShares British Pound Sterling Trust ILSyndicate8,000,000-Offering4424B4 ↗

“Offering” is a priced registered offering that the cover page does not describe as an initial public offering: a follow-on, a resale, or a small company’s best-efforts deal.

Works alongside

FirmDeals togetherOf which that firm led
Goldman Sachs21
Compensation Scheme of England11
On June10

Data: SEC EDGAR. The quarterly full index (every S-1, S-1/A, F-1 and F-1/A since 1993, with the pricing prospectus, notice of effectiveness and withdrawal request of each registrant) and the company submissions data (SIC, state of incorporation, address, EIN, tickers, former names). Offering terms are read from the cover pages of the registrant's final prospectus (424B4, 424B1) and its latest registration statement before pricing: the price range, the final price, shares offered, gross proceeds (the cover's total, else price times shares), exchange and ticker, and the underwriters named on the cover and in the underwriting table (loader/s1_terms.py). Underwriter names are normalised, so Goldman, Sachs & Co. of 1999 and Goldman Sachs & Co. LLC of 2024 are one firm.