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This document outlines the objectives of a project on capital markets and poses 30 questions related to capital raising and regulation. The objectives include regulating securities activities fairly and efficiently, growing capital markets according to best practices, enhancing investor protection, reducing systemic risks, and educating and protecting individual investors. The questions cover topics like the definition of capital markets and how companies raise funds in them, rights issues, eligibility criteria for public issues, pricing of issues, minimum applications, subscription requirements, debt instruments, credit ratings, buybacks, venture capital, and capital budgeting techniques.
This document outlines the objectives of a project on capital markets and poses 30 questions related to capital raising and regulation. The objectives include regulating securities activities fairly and efficiently, growing capital markets according to best practices, enhancing investor protection, reducing systemic risks, and educating and protecting individual investors. The questions cover topics like the definition of capital markets and how companies raise funds in them, rights issues, eligibility criteria for public issues, pricing of issues, minimum applications, subscription requirements, debt instruments, credit ratings, buybacks, venture capital, and capital budgeting techniques.
This document outlines the objectives of a project on capital markets and poses 30 questions related to capital raising and regulation. The objectives include regulating securities activities fairly and efficiently, growing capital markets according to best practices, enhancing investor protection, reducing systemic risks, and educating and protecting individual investors. The questions cover topics like the definition of capital markets and how companies raise funds in them, rights issues, eligibility criteria for public issues, pricing of issues, minimum applications, subscription requirements, debt instruments, credit ratings, buybacks, venture capital, and capital budgeting techniques.
1) To Regulate securities activities in a fair, transparent and
efficient manner 2) To Grow the capital markets, and diversify and develop investment instruments thereof in accordance with best international practice 3) To Enhance investor protection 4) To Reduce systemic risks arising from securities activities 5) To Impose requirements of full disclosure in order to achieve fairness and transparency, and to prevent conflicts of interests and the use of insider information 6) To ensure compliance with the rules and regulations related to securities activities 7) To enhance public awareness of securities activities and of n the benefits, risks and obligations arising from investments in securities and encourage their development 8) To Raising capital as Equity, Debt, Securities Instruments 9) To Servicing and under writing the above capital raise 10) To Provide / Selling Insurance to investors for Risks associated with capital raise 11) To Trading of Securities and providing access to secondary market for liquidity 12) To regulate Stock exchange and the securities industry and to promote their orderly functioning. 13) To guide, educate and protect the rights and interests of individual investors. 14) To provide regulation of transactions in securities. 15) To regulate the buying and selling of securities outside the limits of stock exchanges. QUESTIONS:- 1) What does capital market mean? How does the company raise funds in capital market? 2) What "rights issue" do the shareholders of a company have under Companies Act, 1956? 3) What are the eligibility criteria for an unlisted company to make public issue? 4) What are the eligibility criteria for a listed company to make public issue? 5) Can a company make public issue of equity shares if partly paid shares are not fully paid up? 6) How is the pricing of the issue done by following? a.) Listed Company, b.) Unlisted Company 7) Who decides the denomination of shares in the public issue by a company? 8) What is promoter’s contribution in public issue by following? i.) Listed Company ii.) Unlisted Company 9) What is the minimum application if equity shares are being issued at par? 10) How is the minimum tradable lot decided?
11) Explain minimum subscription. What is the minimum subscription
required for a company to utilize funds? 12) What are the SEBI guidelines for the issue of debt instruments? 13) Who decides rate of interest for debentures? 14) What are the pre-requisites for a company to make the public issue of FCDs/ PCDs/ NCDs? 15) What does a company need to do if the issue is greater than Rupees 100crore ? 16) What functions does the Merchant bank perform when a company wants to raise funds from intermediaries? 17) Explain Bankers to the issue. 18) What functions do the registrars to the issue perform? 19) What is credit rating? What are its main features? 20) Which agencies are authorized to perform credit rating in India? 21) What are the provisions of buy back of shares as per Companies Act, 1956? 22) What is venture capital? What is its importance? 23) What are the different types of venture capital financing? 24) What is capital budgeting? What is its importance? 25) What is time value of money? What are the techniques used for this? 26) What are the techniques available for evaluation of capital expenditure proposals? 27) Explain payback period technique for evaluation of capital expenditure proposal? 28) What is net present value? What are its acceptance rules, their advantages and disadvantages? 29) What are the limitations of capital budgeting? 30) What are the steps taken for proper control on capital budgeting process?
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