Synonyms for issuer
is·suer

Princeton's WordNet

1. issuernoun

   an institution that issues something (securities or publications or currency etc.)

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1. List of paraphrases for "issuer":

   transmitter, emitter, sender, issuing, submitter, transmitters, originator, issuers, tracker, emitting

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1. Alexander Aitken:

   I can’t see there being much willingness to give a fairer outcome to offshore bondholders rather than onshore banks, let alone house buyers and people who have lent onshore through the personal loan structures, of course legally there is also structural subordination from being offshore, which means lenders to Evergrande’s onshore subsidiaries get paid before lenders to the parent company or any offshore debt issuer.

2. David Alterman:

   Demonstrated access to capital markets can remove the perceived risks of a liquidity crunch for the issuer in the eyes of its shareholders and bond investors, many companies are either already executing or are considering higher cost or secured financings, and some names are doing so in anticipation that their borrowing base will be lowered.

3. Per Hammarlund:

   Brazil has had a particularly significant impact on overall issuance as Petrobras used to be the single largest issuer in EM before the corruption scandal caused a delay in auditors to sign off on its 3Q 14 results.

4. Tarun Kataria:

   It's massively sub-optimal for the issuer since the bankers are not sufficiently incentivised to get the best possible price execution from global investors, in addition, it reduces the banks' bargaining power in private-sector deals.

5. Jeffrey Ross:

   The risk factors seem to be focused on - none hit on all of the potential risks - that there may be an impact on the results of operations of the issuer, if, for example, they have a significant UK business that could be impacted by changes in exchange rates for the British pound, a couple of offering memorandums focus on the ability to access the capital markets and some risk factors call out that could not only impact the results of operations of the company, but may also impact the debt and equity capital markets and a company's ability to refinance.