kibocsátói

Kibocsátói is a Hungarian term that translates to "issuer" in English. It refers to an entity, typically a company, government, or financial institution, that creates and distributes financial instruments. These instruments can include a variety of securities such as stocks, bonds, and derivatives. The primary role of an issuer is to raise capital for its operations, projects, or to finance its activities.

When an entity decides to become a kibocsátó, it undertakes a process of offering these financial instruments to investors. For stocks, the kibocsátó is selling ownership stakes in the company. For bonds, it is borrowing money from investors and promising to repay the principal with interest. The issuance process often involves regulatory oversight and compliance with securities laws to ensure transparency and protect investors. The success of a kibocsátó depends on its ability to attract investors and meet its financial obligations related to the issued instruments. Different types of kibocsátói exist, with corporate issuers focusing on business expansion and governmental issuers often raising funds for public infrastructure or to manage national debt.