Kibocsátóval

Kibocsátóval is a Hungarian term that translates to "issuer" in English. In a financial context, the issuer is the entity that creates and sells a security, such as a bond or stock, to raise capital. This entity can be a corporation, a government, or a municipality. When a company issues new shares of stock, it is the issuer. Similarly, when a government issues treasury bonds, it is the issuer of those bonds.

The issuer is responsible for the accuracy of the information provided in the offering documents, such as the prospectus. They also have ongoing obligations to the security holders, which may include paying dividends or interest, and providing regular financial reports. The issuer's financial health and creditworthiness are key factors that investors consider when deciding whether to purchase a security. The success of an issuance often depends on the market's perception of the issuer's ability to meet its obligations. In essence, the issuer is the origin of the financial instrument and bears the primary responsibility for its terms and performance.