noun a person or organization that issues something, such as stocks, bonds, or official documents
In finance, an issuer refers to a legal entity that develops, registers, and sells securities to the public.
In government, an issuer can refer to a government entity that issues bonds or other securities to raise funds.
In legal contexts, an issuer is the party that offers or distributes a financial instrument or legal document.
In the insurance industry, an issuer is the company that sells insurance policies to individuals or businesses.
In banking, an issuer is the institution that issues credit or debit cards to customers.
In the publishing industry, an issuer refers to the entity or organization that issues securities such as stocks or bonds for sale to investors.
In the field of psychology, an issuer may refer to a professional who conducts assessments and issues reports or diagnoses based on their evaluations.
In finance, an issuer is a company or government entity that offers securities for sale to investors in order to raise capital.
In regulatory compliance, an issuer is a company or organization that is required to comply with specific laws and regulations when issuing securities or financial products.