What Does a Bond Underwriter Do?

The corporate bond underwriting method is a method in which the underwriter accepts the commission of the issuing company to underwrite the corporate bonds. The main ones are: Consignment. That is, the underwriter accepts the issuance by the issuing company to sell corporate bonds on behalf of the company, and the company bonds that have not been sold within the prescribed time limit can be refunded to the corporate bond issuer, and the underwriter only obtains the prescribed agency handling fee based on the amount of the sale. ^[1]