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Aftermarket

An IPO's aftermarket refers to the trading that occurs after its initial offering. The volume of trading is typically very high on the first day as investors rush to buy shares. However, this volume often decreases in the days that follow. This trend is due to the hype and excitement surrounding the IPO's launch, which may not be sustainable in the long run.

Issuer

Securities are financial instruments that represent a form of ownership in a company or government entity. They can take the form of stocks, bonds, or derivatives. The proces...

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Filing

When preparing to file a prospectus, it is important to include all necessary documents that must be submitted to the Registrar of Companies (ROC). These documents provide i...

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Follow on public offering (FPO)

In the world of finance, we often come across the term FPO. It stands for Follow-on Public Offering, which is when a company that is already listed on the stock market decid...

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Direct Public Offerings

An issuer can directly offer securities to the public without the involvement of an Investment Banking firm. This process, known as a direct public offering, allows the issu...

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