If any company has already issued shares, they again issue shares to raise additional fund then it is known as?
1). Initial Public Offering
2). Bonds
3). Debentures
4). Follow on Public Offerings
In this, securities issued by the issuer and purchased by Public. Purchase of new or fresh securities is carried in this. In the primary market, if any company issues share for the first time, it is called as the Initial Public offering (IPO). If any company that has already issued shares, they again issue shares to raise additional fund it is known as Follow-on Public Offering (FPO).
1. What is the full form for of ASBA?
2. Which of the following headed a SEBI panel for fair market conduct?
3. The rights issue is generally used to get additional funding from which of the following?
4. NBFCs is a company registered under the companies act in which year?
5. The Controller General of Accounts works under the purview of which of the following?
6. The Securities Contract (Regulations) Act 1956 is not applicable to which among the following?
7. What is the name of the measurement index of Bombay Stock Exchange?
8. Who among the following is known as an issuer of a security?
9. Which of the following is a preliminary registration document that needs to be filed with SEBI?
10. In which year was the National Stock Exchange (NSE) established?