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Difference between Main board IPO and SME IPO, check out complete details for what is Main board IPO and what is SME IPO. Check Key differences between Main board (regular) IPO and SME IPO from…

Algorithmic trading: Algorithmic trading is a system of trading the securities in the stock market in which trading decisions take place by using advanced mathematical tools and complex algorithms. An…

Reverse Book building: Reverse Book Building is a mechanism by which the Acquirer/Company offers to buy back shares from its shareholders. Securities and Exchange Board of India has issued the SEBI…

Book building: Book building is a popular method in the context of an Initial public offer, used to determine the price at which the shares have to be offered. SEBI guidelines defines Book Building…

Fixed price method: In an Initial public offering (IPO), if the shares are offered at a fixed price, such is issue is known as Fixed price issue. This is the second most preferred way of Initial…

High Frequency Trading is one of the specialized methods of algorithmic trading. As per the Securities and Exchanges Commission of the United States High Frequency Trading involves the following:…

Offer for sale (OFS): Offer for sale is a separate window facilitated by the stock exchanges wherein Promoter/Promoter Group Entities/ Non Promoters of an already listed company can sell their shares…

Institutional Placement Programme (IPP): This is one of such methods available to Indian listed companies for the purpose of complying with minimum public shareholding requirements by raising…

What are Shell Companies ? : While addressing the CA fraternity on the occasion of Chartered Accountants day on 1st July, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has hinted that stringent action would be taken…

BSE BOND: is a separate platform facilitated by Bombay stock exchange for issuance of debt securities on private placement basis through an electronic book mechanism. Private placement is a…