Internal syndication is when you as a company is underwriting your own securities, and raising some of that capital within your own constituencies as well. But there are many ways in which you can do an external syndication, that which actually masks a partial internal syndication as well. I can try to explain many more things to you, but I think about things in a much higher plateau that it would be a little harder for you to understand what I say. It's not my fault, nor your fault. I think the moderators may or may not delete threads based on the thread content, and based on whether the thread is adding value to the overall forum experience; and the overall demand for the topic among the forum participants among various other factors.
dude what are you smoking, stop hogging it and pass that shit around http://stason.org/TULARC/investing/...PO-The-Underwriting-Process.html#.URhwuqWdPxQ http://financecareers.about.com/od/investmentbanker/a/underwriting.htm How are you going to underwrite your own securities? Do you even understand the concept of equity syndication?
It's w/o precedent, but possible (direct registration in equity IPO). "Internal syndication" is not, nor is being, "almost pregnant".
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