Securities are generally sold in the primary markets with the help of a(n)________ serving as a(n)________.
A)individual investor;underwriter
B)corporation;investment banker
C)regulatory commission;individual investor
D)underwriter;regulatory commission
E)investment banker;underwriter

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Investment bankers often serve as underwriters in the primary markets, helping companies issue new securities to the public. They play a crucial role in determining the price of the securities, buying them from the issuer, and then selling them to investors.

Securities Are Generally Sold in the Primary Markets with the Help