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    The document discusses various aspects of initial public offerings (IPOs) and qualified institutional placements (QIPs) on the Indian market. It covers developments in the Indian IPO market since the 1990s, recent trends, prospects and challenges. It also explains what a QIP is, who can participate, the regulatory process, advantages over preferential allotment, and why Indian companies are increasingly turning to QIPs for fundraising. The conclusion summarizes that QIPs provide an alternative source of capital for companies listing in India.

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    The document discusses various aspects of initial public offerings (IPOs) and qualified institutional placements (QIPs) on the Indian market. It covers developments in the Indian IPO market since the 1990s, recent trends, prospects and challenges. It also explains what a QIP is, who can participate, the regulatory process, advantages over preferential allotment, and why Indian companies are increasingly turning to QIPs for fundraising. The conclusion summarizes that QIPs provide an alternative source of capital for companies listing in India.

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    Understanding Issues04

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    The document discusses various aspects of initial public offerings (IPOs) and qualified institutional placements (QIPs) on the Indian market. It covers developments in the Indian IPO market since the 1990s, recent trends, prospects and challenges. It also explains what a QIP is, who can participate, the regulatory process, advantages over preferential allotment, and why Indian companies are increasingly turning to QIPs for fundraising. The conclusion summarizes that QIPs provide an alternative source of capital for companies listing in India.

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    Understanding Issues 04

    Public Issues 08

    Private Placement 09

    Indian IPO Market 10


    Developments In The IPO Market Since The Nineties 10
    Market Revival 11

    Indian IPO Market - Prospects & Challenges 12


    Recent Trends 13

    Suggestions / Recommendations 18
    Qualified Institutional Placement 20
    Why Was It Introduced? 21
    Who Can Participate In The Issue 22
    Key Regulatory Issues 23
    Conditions And Procedural Requirements For Participating In The QIP Process 25

    QIP Vs Preferential Allottment 30

    Advantages of QIP 32

    QIPs In India 35

    Why Is India Inc Going For QIPS? 40

    IBN18 Broadcast to Raise $90 Million through QIP, Private Placement 42

    QIPs -The Road Ahead 43

    Conclusion 44

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