Prospectus
/pruh-spek-tuhs/
Definitions
- (n.) A formal document issued by a company offering securities for sale, detailing financial information and risks.
The company released its prospectus to attract potential investors.
- (n.) A printed document describing a school, college, or other institution to prospective students or clients.
The university sent a prospectus to all applicants outlining its programs.
Forms
- prospectuses
- prospecti
See also
Commentary
In securities law, a prospectus must comply with regulatory requirements to ensure full disclosure.
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