Type of Secondary Transactions

There are several types of secondary transactions as follows:

Confidentially marketed public offerings — these offerings go to institutional investors.

These transactions use an S3 form to provide shares to known buyers.

Bought deal — these shares are bought by an underwriter who takes the risk of the transaction.

Since the risk is shouldered by one underwriter the shares are typically priced higher.

PIPEs — these are Private Investments in Public Entities and give private investors the ability to buy shares directly in the company without public disclosure.

PIPEs are more heavily discounted.

Block trades — these are transactions used by smaller sellers to sell their shares directly to another buyer without having to go through an underwriter.

These transactions provide alternative ways of completing a secondary sale.

 

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