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Answer each of these questions in about fifteen words

What do you understand by private placement?

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Private placement means the direct sale by a company of its securities to a limited number of sophisticated investors.

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Chapter 6: Resource Mobilization - Section B: Financial Markets [Page 246]

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CBSE Entrepreneurship [English] Class 12
Chapter 6 Resource Mobilization
Section B: Financial Markets | Q 1.09 | Page 246

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