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A syndicate is a group of investment banks that bids on a new security issue and then sells it to the public.

The syndicate dissolves once the security offering is done. Syndicates spread risk and provide greater marketing resources for large securities issues.

The syndicate is also known as the purchase group or underwriting syndicate.


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