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A Dutch auction is a type of auction in which the asking price starts high and is gradually decreased until someone accepts.
The U.S. Treasury has adopted the Dutch auction format for the sale of certain bonds.
A Dutch auction may be seen as the opposite of an English auction, wherein a low opening bid is offered and the participants then offer an increasingly higher price. Dutch auctions are used for auctioning flowers, fruits, as well as shares in initial public offerings (IPOs).
Holandská aukce je typ aukce, ve které je kupní cena začíná vysoko postupně snižována, dokud ji někdo nepřijme.
Ministerstvo financí USA přijalo formát holandské akce pro prodej určitých dluhopisů.
Holandskou akci lze vnímat jako protiklad anglické aukce, ve které je nabídnuta nízká vyvolávací cena a účastníci následně přihazují stále vyšší cenu. Holandské aukce se používají k dražbě květin, ovoce, ale i akcií v primárních emisích akcií.
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