Financial capital is one of the most important components of a business. The need for financial capital grows with a growth in the business. At a certain stage, it becomes imperative to raise a large amount of financial capital to expand and sustain the business, and at an affordable cost to the company. An IPO – an acronym for Initial Public Offer – is one of the most popular methods of raising money from the general public and investors.
IPO Definition
An initial public offer, as the name indicates, is the first (initial) instance of a company (called the issuer) offering its commons stock (or shares) to the general public for subscription.
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Green Shoe option
On 21 July 2009 by iBlogger -
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Green shoe like the adjacent picture is not a type or color of a shoe, but is a smart option which at times helps the companies in stabilizing their share prices after the IPO. This can be used just when the company gets listed in the stock exchange.
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What is a QIP? Why is it hot now?
On 05 June 2009 by iBlogger -
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There are broadly two ways companies can raise cash from the capital markets:
1. Debt – Taking a loan from the market. Companies intending to raise cash through this route could borrow money from banks/ financial institutions/ high networth individuals/...