liikkeeseenlasketaan

Liikkeeseenlasketaan is a Finnish verb form meaning “is issued” and is commonly used in legal and financial texts to describe the act of issuing new securities to the market. Liikkeeseenlasku refers to the process by which a company or other issuer creates and offers securities, such as shares or bonds, to investors. The term covers both public offerings and private placements.

The issuance is typically governed by Finnish corporate and securities law. An issuer, usually a limited company (osakeyhtiö), must have authorization from its general meeting to issue new shares, and the board can conduct an issuance within the limits of that authorization. Public offerings are subject to securities market regulations and, depending on the scope, may require a prospectus approved by the Financial Supervisory Authority (or applicable authorities) and registration of the offer. Private placements may be exempt from certain prospectus requirements but still follow applicable rules on disclosures and investor eligibility. Issuance terms include price, number of securities, rights attached (such as pre-emptive rights for existing shareholders), and settlement arrangements.

After subscription and payment, the securities are issued and entered into the issuer’s capital and the investors’ accounts. The issuance can dilute existing shareholders’ stakes. Issued securities may be listed on a regulated market, and the settlement and custody are typically handled through the Finnish central securities depository, Euroclear Finland. The phrase liikkeeseenlasketaan appears in neutral, descriptive contexts to indicate that the issuance activity has occurred or will occur.