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Allotment
This term is usually used in the context of IPO and distribution of equity. An allotment is the number of shares given to underwriting companies by a firm. These are sold to the public during the initial public offering. However, the allotment may also be done to other entities, such as existing stakeholders, when a firm is issuing new shares.
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