What is a Corporate Financing Committee?
Corporate financing committees are a form of regulatory committee that is charged with the responsibility of evaluating the underwriting terms and conditions that apply to public companies that are established in a given nation. The main function of a corporate financing committee is to make sure that these terms and conditions are fair to all parties involved. While the exact composition of a committee of this type may vary from one country to another, the essential purpose remains the same: establish a working relationship that is fair to both companies that issue securities and to the investors who purchase them. In the United States, there is a formal Corporate Financing Committee that is established under the auspices of the National Association of Securities Dealers, or NASD. This committee is self-regulating, in that it is not accountable to any single investor or any investment market that operates within the USA. Instead, the Corporate Financing Committee focuses on making sur
