Skip directly to content

Syndicate

Back to Index

 
Definition:
A Syndicate or Banking Syndicate is when a group of lenders like investment banks join together to underwrite, structure, market, and distribute a new security offering. Globally there are three types of underwriting for syndications; Underwritten Deal, Best Efforts Syndication, or Club Deal. Those who work in syndicate groups are often responsible for marketing, pricing and distributing the new security. 

Related Concepts:

Arrangers
Debt Capital Markets
Distressed Debt
Haircut
Project Finance
Securities
 

Available Positions Related to Syndicate:

Corporate Banking jobs

Investment Banking jobs

 

Relevant Functional Areas:

Capital Markets
Corporate Lending
Investment Banking
Leveraged Finance
Mergers & Acquisitions
 

Related Job Titles:

Structuring
Underwriter
 

Synonyms:

Multibank Credit
Syndicated Credit
Underwriting Group