Investment bankers buy securities from corporate clients and then assume the risk of being able to resell those securities to investors. Assuming this risk is referred to as: a seasoned equity issue a primary market transaction O a negotiated purchase underwriting O a secondary equity offering Your firm decides to sell shares of common stock, and allows investors to bid on how many shares they want to purchase and the price they are willing to pay. The bids are ranked by price, and the selling price is the highest price that allows all of the shares to be sold. This distribution method is referred to as: O best efforts O a dutch auction O a privileged subscription O a negotiated purchase O a competitive bld Question 9 1 pts