Capital MarketsQuestion 311 of 398
The broker-dealer that organizes an underwriting syndicate, negotiates with the issuer, and coordinates the offering is known as the:
a.Managing (lead) underwriter
b.Selling group member
c.Transfer agent
d.Registrar
Explanation
The managing underwriter, also called the lead or book-running underwriter, forms the syndicate, negotiates terms with the issuer, and runs the offering. Selling group members help distribute shares but do not assume underwriting risk.
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