Floating offerings

Floating offerings refer to securities, such as stocks or bonds, that a company makes available for sale to investors on the open market. Unlike fixed or scheduled offerings, floating offerings can vary in size and timing based on the company's needs or market conditions. They provide flexibility for companies to raise funds when necessary without committing to a fixed amount beforehand. Investors participate in these offerings to buy shares or bonds directly from the issuer, often at a set price, which can influence the company's capital and market perception.