Gross spread refers to the difference between the price at which securities are sold to the public and the price at which they are purchased from the issuer in a public offering. It is commonly used in the context of underwriting and initial public offerings (IPOs) in investment banking. In an IPO, for instance, a company may work with underwriters (typically investment banks) to sell its shares to the public.
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