Private Placement


Definition of "Private placement"

Technique used by insurance companies in the purchasing of debt obligations of corporations as a means to: (1) avoid the uncertainties of the market; (2) replace market negotiations with private negotiations; and (3) avoid Securities and Exchange Commission restrictions.



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