cash box vendor placing

cash box vendor placing
A method of raising cash from the issue of equity securities which is characterised for Companies Act 1985 purposes as a vendor placing; the non-cash assets which are acquired are preference shares in a special purpose subsidiary whose only material asset is cash, provided on a subscription of shares by an investment bank. The investment bank is able to finance its commitment to fund the subscription price on the preference shares out of the proceeds of the vendor placed equity securities.
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