"a prospectus should contain the facts that an investor needs to make an informed decision"
以上来源于: WordNet
N-COUNT A prospectus is a detailed document produced by a company, college, or school, which gives details about it. (公司或学校的) 介绍说明文件
...a prospectus for a new issue of stock.
…新发行股票的招股说明书。
As shocking as this utter failure may be to the nearly 1 billion faithful Facebook users around the world, it's no surprise to anyone who read the initial public offering (IPO) prospectus.
对于全球近10亿忠实的 Facebook 用户来说,这个彻底失败可能令人震惊,但对于看过首次公开募股(IPO)招股说明书的人来说,这没有什么可惊讶的。
The school was bogus, the prospectus was all got up.
这所学校是虚假的,就连这所学校的创办计划书也全是伪造的。
To many Republicans this is an inspiring prospectus.
这对于许多共和党人来说是一个振奋人心的前景。
You could not sell a security without giving a prospectus to the potential buyers and the prospectus would be something approved by the SEC.
没有招股说明书就不可以,出售证券给潜在买家,而且招股书需要通过证交会审核
Under Louis Brandeis -Brandeis wanted companies to always present the information, but for him it always meant presenting a document, so they had something called a prospectus, for example.
路易斯·布兰代斯...,他希望公司能够始终提供信息,在他那个时代,是指提供文档,比如当时称为招股说明书一类的文件
But it's positive 1.5% per year, time-weighted--that's the number that you see in the prospectus or the number that you see in the advertisements so you say, what's the big deal, no harm no foul.
但算下来回报率每年还是正的1.5%,时间加权回报率,是你在招股说明书中,或是在广告中会看到的数字,你会说,没什么大不了,既没损失,也不违法
应用推荐