A well-seasoned issuer is a firm that either has at least $100 million public worldwide common equity float held by nonaffiliated,OR has issued an aggregate of at least $100 million of registered non-convertible debt securities in the past three years.

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A well-seasoned issuer typically refers to a firm that meets specific criteria set by regulatory bodies, such as the SEC, which often includes having a public float of at least $700 million or having issued at least $1 billion in non-convertible securities in the past three years. The criteria mentioned in the statement do not align with the standard definition.

A Well-Seasoned Issuer Is a Firm That Either Has at Least