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udstederen

Udstederen, or udstederen in the definite form, is a Danish term that denotes the entity or person that issues something. It describes the role of the issuer—the agent responsible for creating and offering an instrument or document to a market or audience. The word is used across several domains, with finance and monetary contexts being the most common.

In finance, the udstederen of a bond, note, or share is the organization that creates the instrument

In monetary contexts, the udstederen of legal tender is usually the central bank or, in some systems,

Beyond finance and currency, udstederen can refer to any authority that issues documents, licences, certificates, stamps,

See also: issuer, issuing entity, bond issuer, sovereign issuer.

and
sets
its
terms,
such
as
maturity,
interest,
and
redemption.
The
issuer
is
typically
responsible
for
payments
to
holders
and
for
fulfilling
disclosure
requirements.
Investors
assess
the
issuer’s
creditworthiness
and
legal
standing
to
evaluate
risk
and
determine
pricing.
the
government.
This
issuer
has
the
authority
to
produce
banknotes
and
coins
and
to
back
the
value
of
the
currency
within
the
framework
of
a
monetary
policy
regime.
or
other
official
instruments.
The
term
emphasizes
the
act
of
issuance
and
the
role
the
entity
assumes
in
relation
to
the
instrument;
it
does
not
designate
a
specific
organization,
but
rather
the
function
of
issuing.