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road show — USA The presentations made by the company s senior management in one on one or group presentations, to prospective purchasers of securities in the public offering, typically institutional investors. The road show for an IPO may take place over… … Law dictionary
Road show — may refer to: *Roadshow theatrical release * The Stephen Sondheim John Weidman musical formerly known as Bounce … Wikipedia
Road Show — A presentation by an issuer of securities to potential buyers. It is intended to create interest in the securities. Also known as a dog and pony show , a road show is when the management of a company issuing securities or doing an IPO travels… … Investment dictionary
road-show — /rohd shoh /, adj., v., road showed, road showing. adj. 1. of or pertaining to road shows. v.t. 2. to present as a road show. * * * … Universalium
road show — {n.} A theatrical play that is performed for a few days in one town and then moves to other towns. * /Many actors get their start in road shows./ * /The road show is often not as good as the original play on Broadway./ … Dictionary of American idioms
road show — 1. a show, as a play or musical comedy, performed by a touring group of actors. 2. an important motion picture, usually presented only twice daily on a reserved seat basis and at increased prices. 3. any traveling exhibit, as one promoting a… … Universalium
road show — noun Date: 1908 1. a theatrical performance given by a troupe on tour 2. a special engagement of a new motion picture usually at increased prices 3. a promotional presentation or meeting conducted in a series of locations … New Collegiate Dictionary
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Road-show — Передвижная выставка … Краткий толковый словарь по полиграфии
road show — A promotional presentation by an issuer of securities to potential buyers about the desirable qualities of the investments. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary A series of meetings with potential investors in key cities, designed and performed by a… … Financial and business terms