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A raiser is a term used in various contexts, most commonly in card games and financial markets, to describe an action that increases a bet or price. In card games, particularly poker, a raiser is a player who makes a bet that is higher than the previous bet or raise. This action forces other players to either match the increased bet, raise it further, or fold their hand. The act of raising in poker is a strategic move, often employed to build the pot, bluff opponents, or gain information about their hands.

In financial markets, a raiser typically refers to an entity, such as a company or government, that is seeking to raise capital. This can be done through various means, including issuing new stocks (equity financing) or bonds (debt financing). When a company decides to "raise" capital, it is essentially increasing the supply of its securities to attract investment from the public or private investors. The price at which these new securities are offered is determined by market conditions and the perceived value of the issuing entity. This process is crucial for funding new projects, expanding operations, or refinancing existing debt.