👉 In the context of financial markets, a "reissuer" refers to a person who buys a security from another party and then sells it back to the original seller at a profit. This process is often used by financial institutions or market participants to raise capital for new investments. For example, if a company issues a share to an investor, the company may reissue the shares to its investors in exchange for a larger investment amount. Alternatively, a company may sell its shares back to the original investor

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