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Merchant Banking and IPO Management Guide

The document discusses the role of merchant banks in managing initial public offerings (IPOs) in India. It outlines the key activities involved in the IPO process, including pre-issue activities like signing agreements and appointing intermediaries, and post-issue activities like collecting application money, sending reports to regulators, and completing listing formalities. Merchant banks are regulated by SEBI and must register under different categories depending on the scope of services they are authorized to provide.

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Merchant Banking and IPO Management Guide

The document discusses the role of merchant banks in managing initial public offerings (IPOs) in India. It outlines the key activities involved in the IPO process, including pre-issue activities like signing agreements and appointing intermediaries, and post-issue activities like collecting application money, sending reports to regulators, and completing listing formalities. Merchant banks are regulated by SEBI and must register under different categories depending on the scope of services they are authorized to provide.

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IPO MANAGEMENT

BY MERCHANT BANKS
AGENDA
 Introduction to merchant banks in India
 IPO machanism
 Intermediaries involved
 Pre issue activities
 Post issue activities
DEFINITION
Rule 2(e) of SEBI (merchant bankers) Rules 1992, defines who
a merchant banker is.

“merchant banker means any person who is


engaged in the business of issue management
either by making arrangements regarding
selling, buying or subscribing to securities as
manager-consultant, advisor or rendering
corporate advisory services in relation to such
issue management”
MERCHANT BANKING IN INDIA

 Till early 1960s there was no merchant banking in


the Indian banking system.

 It was the Grindlays Bank which started merchant


banking services in India in the year 1967.
REGISTRATION
 Compulsory registration under SEBI
 They fall under four categories:
 Category I merchant bankers : Can act as Issue
managers
 Category II merchant bankers : can act only as co-
managers
 Category III merchant bankers : can act as co-
managers but cannot undertake portfolio
management
 Category IV merchant bankers :can merely act as
consultant or advisor to issue of capital
CAPITAL ADEQUACY NORMS
CATEGORY NORMS

I 5 crores

II 0.5 crores

III 0.2 crores

IV NIL
REGISTRATION FEE
CATEGORY YEAR 1 AND 2 YEAR 3

I 2.5 lakhs 1 lakh

II 1.50 lakhs 50,000

III 1 lakh 25,000

IV 5,000 1,000
RENEWAL FEE
CATEGORY FIRST TWO THIRD YEAR
YEARS

I 1,00,000 20,000

II 75,000 10,000

III 50,000 5,000

IV 5,000 2,000
ISSUE MECHANISM
Issue launch

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Issuer Merchant
company bank
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INTERMEDIARIES TO THE
ISSUE
LEAD MANAGER
ISSUE SIZE NO. OF LEAD
MANAGERS
< RS. 50 CRORES TWO

50-100 CRORES THREE

100-200 CRORES FOUR

>200 CRORES FIVE

>400 CRORES MORE THAN FIVE (SEBI)


RESPONSIBILITIES OF A LEAD
MANAGER
UNDERWRITERS
 He makes a commitment to get the issue subscribed
either by others or himself
 They are appointed by the issuing companies in
consultation with the lead managers
 REGISTRATION
 With SEBI
 Capital adequacy of not less than the net worth of Rs.
20 lakhs.
 Underwriting commission

 Maximum obligation under all underwriting


agreements of an underwriter cannot exceed
twenty times his net worth

 They have to subscribe for securities under the


agreement within 45 days of the receipt of
intimation from the issuers
BANKERS TO THE ISSUE
 Engaged in activities such as acceptance of
applications along with application money from
investors and refund of application money

 Registration under SEBI

 Come in agreement with the issuing company

 Details need to be given to SEBI


BROKERS TO THE ISSUE
 Mainly concerned with the procurement of
subscription to the issue from the prospective
investors

 Appointed by the issuer company

 Appointment is not compulsory

 Company can appoint any member as a broker


to the issue
PRE ISSUE ACTIVITIES
 Signing of MoU
 To decide over the terms between the issuer
and the merchant banker
 The role and responsibility of the merchant
banker

 Obtaining appraisal note


 Sources of funding
 Optimum capital structure
 The amount of money that would be raised
 Convening meeting
 Meeting of the board of directors
 Appointment financial Intermediary
 Underwriters
 Registrars
 Legal advisors
 Advertising agencies
 Preparing documents
 Initial applications of submission to those stock exchanges

 Due diligence certificate


 Lead manager issue a due diligence certificate

 Submission of offer document


 SEBI

 Filing with RoC


 Offer document is then filled with Registrar of Companies

 Issue closure
 Launching the issue
 Process of marketing the issue starts
 Conducting press conferences,
 Brokers’ meets,
 Issuing advertisements in various newspapers
 The announcement regarding opening of issue
is also required to be made through advertising
in newspapers, 10 days before the opening of
the public issue.
POST ISSUE ACTIVITIES
 Collect figures of applications money from the
collection centres

 Send report to the SEBI

 If the Company does not receive the min.


subscription amount of 90% of the issued
amount including underwriters, within 120
days from the date of issue, the subscription
amount needs to be refunded within 128 days
 Write to the related stock exchange regarding
closure of subscription list and advertisements
declaring issue to be closed are published

 Compliance reports to the SEBI are to be sent.

 Obtain letter from regional stock exchange


approving basis of allotment for different
categories.
 Send copy of the letter of regional stock
exchange to other exchanges where listing
permission is sought.

 Make public a copy of basis of allotment in two


national dailies
 Publish advertisements mentioning the various dates on
which refunds/ allotments and listing were dispatched
and sought respectively.

 Confirm that the listing formalities have been completed


where the listing has been sought

 Confirm that various commissions/brokerage/payments


to various intermediaries ranged by the merchant banker
have been paid by the company.
Thank you

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