In capital markets, an underwriting mandate is a formal agreement where an issuer hires an investment bank to manage and sell a new security offering, such as an IPO or bond. The bank assumes the risk of buying the securities to resell them to investors, guaranteeing capital for the issuer. This process benefits corporations and governments seeking funding, while providing banks with substantial fees.
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