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  What is an FPO? A Comprehensive Guide In the world of finance, businesses often need to raise capital to fund growth, reduce debt, or pursue strategic initiatives. One of the methods companies use to achieve this is through an FPO or Follow-on Public Offering . If you’re familiar with an Initial Public Offering (IPO), an FPO can be seen as a subsequent step for already-listed companies. In this article, we’ll delve into the meaning of an FPO, how it works, its types, and the implications for both companies and investors. What is an FPO? An FPO, or Follow-on Public Offering , is a process by which a publicly traded company issues additional shares to the public after its initial public offering (IPO). The primary aim of an FPO is to raise additional capital by offering new shares or selling existing shares held by promoters or early investors. Key Characteristics of an FPO: Post-IPO Mechanism: It occurs after the company has already gone public through ...

  Functions of SEBI It is the duty of SEBI to take such measures for the protection of the interest of the  investors and promoting the development of the securities market.  These measures include : i. Regulating the Business in Stock Exchanges and any other securities market; ii. Registering and Regulating the work of the Intermediaries; iii. Registering and Regulating the work of the Depositories, Participants, FIIs and  Credit Rating Agencies; iv. Registering and Regulating the work of the Venture Capital Funds and Collective  Investment Schemes; v. Prohibiting the Unfair and Fraudulent Trade Practices; vi. Prohibiting the Insider Trading in Securities;                                                                     vii. Regulating Substantial Acquisition of Shares and Takeover of Compan...

  Benefits of Listing securities  The following benefits are available when securities are listed by a company in the SE (i) Public image of the company is enhanced. (ii) The liquidity of the security is ensured making it easy to buy and sell the  securities in the SE. (iii) Tax concessions are made available both to the investors and the companies, (iv) Listing procedure compels company management to disclose important  information to the investors enabling them to make crucial decisions with regard  to keeping or disposing of such securities. (v) Listed companies command better support such as loans & investments from  Banks & FIs.                                                                   

  SEBl (COLLECTIVE INVESTMENT SCHEMES) REGULATIONS Definition   Collective Investment Management Company mean a company incorporated under the  Companies Act, 2013 and registered with SEBI under these regulations, whose object is  to organize, operate and manage a collective investment. Certificate of Registration to carry on CIS business No person other than a Collective Investment Management Company which has  obtained a certificate under the regulations should carry on or sponsor or launch a  collective investment scheme. Collective Investment Scheme Property “Collective investment scheme property" includes: * subscription of money or money's worth (including bank deposits) to the collective  investment scheme; * property acquired, directly or indirectly, with, or with the proceeds of, subscription  of money; or * income arising, directly or indirectly from, subscription money or property above. Restriction on Business Activities     ...

   Collective Investment Scheme INTRODUCTION A collective investment scheme is a trust based scheme that comprises a pool of assets that is managed by a collective investment scheme manager and is governed by the Collective Investment Schemes Regulations given by SEBI. The sums of money that are exchanged on the Stock Exchange and in the money markets make them too pricy for most people. With a CIS, the money or funds from a group of investors are pooled or collected together to form a CIS portfolio. COLLECTIVE INVESTMENT SCHEME A collective investment scheme is a scheme that comprises a pool of assets that is  managed by a collective investment scheme manager and is governed by the Collective  Investment Schemes Regulations given by SEBI. The investor hold a portion of the scheme known as Units of CIS. Investors do not have  day-to-day control over the management and operation of such scheme or arrangement.               ...

 BANKING   Banking:- Currency system came in existence in   1770 – Established Bank of Hindustan which was first Bank of India   1881 – Awadh commercial Bank- First Bank which was run by Indians   1894 – Punjab National Bank which was first Indian Bank                                                                    History of SBI:-  1. Bank of Bengal – 1806 2. Bank of Bombay – 1840 3. Bank of Madras – 1843  1921 – These three presidential Banks were merged and established  Imperial Bank of India   1955 – It was Partially Nationalized   It was given new Name – State Bank of India   1959 –Princely Banks were made its subsidiary Banks   8 Princely Banks  - 1961 – Bikaner and Jaipur State Banks were merged  - 2010 – State Bank of Indore was me...

                                                     Reserve Bank of India  RBI started functioning on 1 April 1935.   It was established by the RBI Act 1934.   There was a provision for establishment of Central Bank in Government of  India ACT 1935.   RBI was founded by the recommendation of Young Hilton committee.  From the very beginning it was founded as central bank.   It was a private Bank   It was nationalized on 1st January 1949   It is an autonomous body   It also functioned as a central bank of Burma and Pakistan.                                                                                 Funct...