Bond placement means that the issuing company or intermediary selects or approves certain persons to subscribe for securities or sells securities to them.

Many securities products have a placement process.

That is to say, you have the right to preemptively subscribe, and you will be given the right to newly issued securities in a certain proportion based on the number of existing securities products you have.

The more common ones are the placement of stocks and the placement of funds.

Allotment refers to the new share allotment code data sent by the registration company to the securities dealer. Investors enter this allotment code to subscribe for new shares. If the new share subscription is not successful, the registration company will send "** give up" data to the securities dealer, indicating that the new share subscription is not successful.

Extended information: Program 1.

Investors entrust a securities firm to buy and sell bonds, sign an account opening contract, fill in relevant account opening contents, and clarify the rights and obligations between the broker and the client.

2.

A securities firm conducts bond trading business through its representative or agent in the stock exchange in accordance with the entrustment conditions.

3.

Handle post-closing procedures.

After the transaction is completed, the broker should fill out a trading report on the day of the transaction and notify the client (investor) to deliver the delivered money or delivered bonds to the entrusting broker on time.

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The broker checks the transaction records and handles settlement and delivery procedures.

Methods The trading methods of listed bonds generally include bond spot trading, bond repurchase trading, and bond futures trading.

Spot trading, also called cash spot trading, is a trading method in which both the buyer and the seller of the bond are satisfied with the buying and selling price of the bond, and the delivery is carried out immediately after the transaction is completed, or the delivery is carried out within a very short period of time.

For example, investors can directly buy and sell listed bond varieties at various securities operating outlets of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange across the country through their securities accounts.

A repurchase transaction refers to a transaction between the bond holder, the bond issuer, and the bond purchaser, which stipulates that the bond issuer must repurchase the originally sold bond from the bond purchaser at a certain agreed time in the future at a price agreed upon by both parties.

The bond is issued and interest is paid at an agreed rate (price).

Both Shenzhen and Shanghai stock exchanges have bond repurchase transactions, and both institutional legal entities and individual investors can participate.

Futures trading Bond futures trading is a transaction in which the delivery and clearing are carried out at a specific time in the future according to the price specified in the futures contract after the parties to the transaction have concluded a transaction.

Bond futures trading.