1)

Titel of paper :FACTORS INFLUENCING INVESTORS INVESTMENT IN INITIAL PUBLIC

OFFERING
Author :NAMRATA N. KHATRI
Publication :
Objective :
To study the purpose of investment in IPO To study the factors that influence investors to
go for IPO To study the problems faced by investors while investing in IPO
Conclusion :
The analysis of the data reveals that majority of the investor’s takes broker’s advice while
investing in IPO and the major problem faced by the investors is delay in refund and lack of
clarity in allotment. The factor analysis states that there are three major factors that influence
investors while investing in IPO are Company Philosophy, Future Prediction and Projection,
News relating to company IPO and Financial Performance.

2)

Titel of paper :A STUDY ON FACTORS INFLUENCING INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS’

TOWARDS IPOS PERFORMANCE

Author :S. Rajkumar

Dr. D. Venkatramaraju

Publication :

Objective :
To find the investors perception towards the equity and tax saving mutual funds 2. To
analyse the performance of the IPO’s in the market during the financial year 2014
Conclusion :IPO which are getting heavily subscribed by QIB. The researcher carried out the
study in this area with the objective of finding out the various parameters that governs the
investor’s perception towards IPO/Equity/Tax saving mutual funds .The researcher had
identify the following major parameters namely, Liquidity, Rate of Return and Market share
the elite performance of the Equity/Tax saving mutual fund.

3)

Titel of paper :A Study of Perceptions of Investors Towards IPO Grading in India

Author :Vishal Sarin and Neeru Sidana

Publication :

Objective : reseArch objectIves To identify the level of awareness among investors regarding
IPO grading Process 2. 3. To determine investors confidence level and their preference
keeping in mind the IPO grading while investing money
Conclusion : It can be observed that most of investors have shown belief in IPO and they do
invest in IPO. Despite of too much price volatility, price manipulation and corporate fraud
investors still have confidence in this investment tools. Most of the investors were aware
about the IPO grading and even they were considering the grading before Investment.

4)

Titel of paper :
Analyzing the factors influencing the investment decision making in IPO with reference to
Indian investors
Author :
Dr. Bhavneet Kaur1, Dr. Sugandha Sharma2, Shraddha Jaiswal3, Saurisht Rathi4,

Publication :

Objective :
Analyze the factor affecting decision of investment in ipo.

Conclusion :And the analysis examined the correlation between several factors and the
intention to invest in IPO. The results indicate that there is a weak correlation between the
income of the investor and the investment decision, as well as between the return earned by
the IPO and the investment decision, and the risk tolerance and the investment decision

5)

Titel of paper :A STUDY ON INVESTORS PERCEPTION TOWARDS INITIAL PUBLIC

OFFERING IN MUMBAI

Author :
Dr. Anil Nagtilak1
Nilesh Kulkarni2
Publication :

Objective :
1. To find out the level of awareness about IPO in the investors. 2. To find out investors
confidence level and their preference while investing money (whether investors feel that they
can make money in the stock market?

Conclusion : we would like to conclude that IPO is no more risky investment as SEBI is
playing very important role in regulating the risk and financial aspects of the investors. As
per our finding IPOs gives returns up to 10% to 20% to 88 of total investors hence IPO can
be consider good option for investment.

6)

Titel
Appraising Relevance Of IPO Grading In Investment Decision Of Equity Investors.

Author
Garima Gupta Minakshi

Objective
analyses the relevance of IPO grading in the investment decisions of retail Investors and
qualified institutional buyers

Conclusion
Researchers found, while grading is meant for retail investors, but it has been used mainly
by QIB’s (qualified institutional buyers), awareness of the concept amongst the investor
class is very low and there are no significant differences in the opinion of equity experts and
equity investors towards IPO grading which is not highly positive towards Grading

Titel of paper : Ipo Performance And Its Relation With Retail Investors’ Subscription And
Grade

Author: Swati Mehta Nilesh Patel

Objective
1. To identify the relationship between IPO Grade and retail subscription.
2. To identify the relationship between IPO Grade and listing day gain.
3. To identify the failure rate of IPO according to grade

Conclusion
It has been identified that IPO grading and listing day returns are being associated

Titel of paper : Does IPO grading positively influence retail investors? A quantitative study in
Indian capital market

Author- S. Saravanan Dr.R. Satish

Objective
1. To identify the relationship between credits rating of an IPO with listing days returns.
2. To identify the relationship between credit rating of an IPO with retail investors interest.
3. To identify the relationship between retail investors interest with listing day returns.

Conclusion
Relationship between listing day returns and retail investors’ interest is considered to be
favorable and correlated moderately. relationship between credit rating and listing day
returns is found

Title of the paper - “Study on awareness level and usage of IPO

grading among investors of Gandhi Nagar City”
Author - Dr. Jigna Chandrakant Trivedi

Objective
1. To identify and appreciate the tools which are essential in conducting investment analysis
2. To study the meaning and significance of IPO grading

Conclusion
The empirical research highlights that investors invest in IPO based to maximize wealth,
considers it as a best investment option.

Title of paper - “A Study Of Initial Public Offer (Ipo) On Investor-Friendly Measures”

Author –
Nikhil Ranjan Agarwal
Dr. K.C. Gupta

Objective
This study concentrates on the decisions taken by the investors while investing in initial
public offer.

Conclusion
Grading is something, which is more relevant for debt issuance.

Title of paper - “Initial Public Offerings (IPOs): A Boon Or A Bane

Author- Jigna Trivedi Bindiya Soni

Objective
To understand the meaning and importance of IPOs from the perspective of corporate and
subscribers.
– To subscribers of IPOs with respect to the duration from 2006 to 2010.
– To explain the prerequisite importance of fundamental analysis before the subscription of
an IPO.

Conclusion
Compared to investment in the secondary market, investing in IPOs is a risky business as
there is no track record of the performance of the stock. IPO subscription requires more
fundamental research, because picking the wrong stock will erode the value of money and
result in severe losses. Investors, before investing their kitty in the stock, must study the
fundamentals, IPO grade and prospectus, rather than blindly relying on the tips of given by
brokers

Title of paper - Waves of Indian IPOs: Evolution and Trend

Author – Manas Mayur Sanjiv Mittal

Objective
This paper aims at understanding the waves and pattern of Indian IPOs

Conclusion
The result suggests that Market timers, identified as firms that go public when the market is
hot, tried to maximize the total proceeds at the time of IPO.

Title of paper- “Credibility of the IPO grading: Time to rethinking”

Author - Kartikey Mahajan Mallikaanand

Objective
1. To analyze the meaning and various dimensions of IPO grading
2. Critically examines the concept of IPO grading with respect

Conclusion
Bad rating can shake investor’s confidence, create panic in the market and can Really
paralyze the system.