Type of markets which trades underwritten bonds syndicated by some other countries is classified as

A international markets
B national markets
C local markets
D state markets

Correct Answer: international markets

Type of markets which trades underwritten bonds syndicated by some other countries is classified as international markets. An international market is defined geographically as a market outside the international borders of a company's country of citizenship. A company, to the extent that it is a legally distinct entity from its owners like a corporation, is usually a citizen of the country where it is organized.

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