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Public Issue Managementprocedure & problems

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Introduction
An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is one through which an unlisted company makes either a fresh issue of securities or an offer for sale of its existing securities or both for the first time to the public. Public issues in India is governed by the provisions of the companies Act, 1956. SEBI Guidelines on Investor Protection, and the listing agreement between the issuing company and the stock exchanges.

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Scope of the research

This study covers opinion and attitude of the interested parties towards Initial Public Offers (IPOs) and problems faced by them. And finally it gives suggestions for better understanding the IPO concept and get out of those problems, ultimately better investment decisions.

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OBJECTIVE

To study the regulations for public issue management issued by SEBI and other governing agencies

To analyze the options available for a company for raising finance

To study the procedure followed by Indian Companies for Public issue in India

To evaluate the problems faced by different interested parties in Public offer by Companies

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Research methodology
Research Design : Descriptive Data collection Primary Data : Interview from manager of Broking firms Secondary Data :

Annual Report and accounts of Companies. of Financial Institutions like SEBI, Company Law Board etc. from Various Papers and articles also used for the project.

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Information

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for Company issuing shares for Investors for Merchant Bankers for Banker to an issue for underwriters for QIBs for FIIs

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Methods of raising finance

Shares Debentures Retained Public Loan

earnings

deposits credit of Bill of exchange source of Finance

from commercial bank

Trade

Discounting

International

Global depository receipt American depository receipt