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CM & SL
* Institutional investor who buys shares on large scale
*They possess expertise in securities market.
Primary Market Secondary Market
1. Fresh security Trading in securies already issued
2. Objecve is to raise fund Objecve is capital appreciation
3. It includes issuance of new
securities
It includes further trading in
securities
4. Known as new issue market
Known as aer issue market
5. Dealing between co &
investor
Dealing among themselves
6.
It
provides
their expansion
It does not provide funding to
co
7. Underwriters Brokers
8. Price menon in offer doc Price determined by demand &
supply
9. Fund becomes capital of co
It becomes income for investor
QIB includes:-
1)
MF,Vent
ure
capital
fund ,
AIF, FVCI
2) FPI,
other
than
individual
corporate
bodies &
family
offices
3) Public
financial
institutio
n
4)
Schedule
Commercial
Banks &
NBFC
5)
Multilate
ral &
bilateral
financial
institutio
n
6) State
industrial
developm
ent co-
operation
7)
Insurance
co
8)
Provid-
ent
fund
with
corpus
of 25
cr
9)
Pensio-
n fund
with
corpus
of
25 cr
10)
Nation-
al
investm
ent
fund
11)
Insuranc
e fund
set up by
army,
navy or
air forces
&
manage
by
departm
ent of
post
12)
Systemically
important non
banking
financial
insitution
TOP 100 TOPICS
1. PRIMARY AND SECONDARY MARKET
2. QUALIFIED INSTITUTIONAL BUYERs
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CM & SL

*Institutional investor who buys shares on large scale *They possess expertise in securities market. Primary Market Secondary Market

  1. Fresh security Trading in securiƟes already issued
  2. ObjecƟve is to raise fund ObjecƟve is capital appreciation
  3. It includes issuance of new securities It includes further trading in securities
  4. Known as new issue market Known as aŌer issue market
  5. Dealing between co & investor Dealing among themselves
  6. It provides funds to co for their expansion It does not provide funding to co
  7. Underwriters Brokers
  8. Price menƟon in offer doc Price determined by demand & supply
  9. Fund becomes capital of co It becomes income for investor QIB includes:-

MF,Vent ure capital fund , AIF, FVCI

  1. FPI, other than individual corporate bodies & family offices
  2. Public financial institutio n

Schedule Commercial Banks & NBFC

Multilate ral & bilateral financial institutio n

  1. State industrial developm ent co- operation

Insurance co

Provid- ent fund with corpus of 25 cr

Pensio- n fund with corpus of 25 cr

Nation- al investm ent fund

Insuranc e fund set up by army, navy or air forces & manage by departm ent of post

Systemically important non banking financial insitution TOP 100 TOPICS

  1. PRIMARY AND SECONDARY MARKET
  2. QUALIFIED INSTITUTIONAL BUYERs

HNI

Retail investor

with high net

worth

Min

application

size in IPO - 2

lakh

Investible

surpluse over

2 cr Investible wealth

between 25 lakh

to 2 cr - known as

EMERGING HNIs

In USA :- Asset in

excess of USD 1

million excluding

personal assets,

real estate &

collectible.

Using of diverse or complex trading strategies. Investment in listed, unlisted co, derivative or commodity market. Can use leverage or borrowing for investment e.g. Hedge funds Category 3 Other than category 1 & 2. Cannot use leverage for investment. Can obtain loan for operational purpose e.g. private equity or debt funds Category 2 *Investment in startup, early venture, social venture, SME , Infra sector e.g. VCF SME fund Infra fund Social venture fund Category 1

  1. It is in the form of trust, LLP, co or body corporate
  2. Privately pooled investment vehicle which collect fund from India oroutside India
  3. To invest in defined investment policy for the benefit of investors
  4. Not covered under the SEBI (Mutual Funds) Regulations, SEBI (Collective Investment Scheme) Regulation or any other regulations of SEBI
  1. HIGH NET WORTH INDIVIDUAL
  2. ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT FUNDs and their CATEGORIES

CM & SL

*Investment in Indian securiƟes by foreign investors (individual or insƟtuƟonal

investor).

1.Appropriatly regulated fund not

eligible as category 1

2.Charitable organisation

3.Endowment & Foundation

4.Family offices

5.Individuals

6.Unregulated funds in form of Limited

partnership & trusts

7.Corporate bodies

8.Appropriately regulated entities

investing on the behalf of their clients

Category 2 1.Govt, agencies, central banks, international or multinational organisation or agencies in which 75% owned by such govt. 2.Pension fund & university fund 3.Regulated entities such as insurance co, AMC, investment manager, portfolio manager, stock broker etc. 4.Entities from financial FATF member country or any country as specified which are- i.Appropriately regulated funds. ii.University related endowments which have been in existence for more than 5 years. iii.Unregulated fund but investment manager is regulated 5.Entities whose investment manager is from FATF members country Category 1 INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT TRUSTs Objective to promote infrastructure sector in India Create a pool & invest in infra sector directly/indirectly Established as a trust and registered with SEBI

A.Trustee

-who is registered as debenture trustee. -Invest atleast 80% in infra assets that generate revenue.

B.Investment manager

-BC/LLP which supervise all the operational activities.

C.Sponsor

-BC/LLP or promoter or co having net worth of 100 cr -Holds min 15% of total units with min lock-in of 3 years

D.Project Manager

-Authority is responsible for executing project -In PPP projects supervises ancillary responsibilties. ELEMENTS OF TRUST

  1. Foreign porƞolio investor
    1. INVITs

Also known as "Muni Bonds". Funds raised by Urban local Govt & agencies for projects such as infrastructure project, roads, bridges etc. First time such bond was issued by Bengaluru municiple corporation

CONDITIONS-

*Positive Net Worth in previous 3 years *No default in repayment of debt securities avail from bank or NBFC in last year *Not listed in the wilfull defaulter list Municipal Bonds 1.Bond issued by an indian co 2.Subscribed by PROI 3.Expressed in foreign currency 4.Interest & principal denominated in foreign currency 5.Follow ECB guidelines 6.OpƟon either to convert into equity shares of issuing co or redeem the bonds 7.25% of total proceeds can used for general corporate purpose

  1. FOREIGN CURRENCY CONVERTIBLE BONDS
    1. MUNICIPAL BONDS

➢ Right Entitlement:- Right issued by the co to its existing shareholders, in a ratio of their existing equity shares held on record date. Entitlements are issued in demat form. OpƟon available to eligible shareholders :-

a) Apply to the full extent of their rights entitlements

b) Full extent of their right enƟtlement & apply for additional.

c) Apply for a part without renouncing.

d) Apply for a part & renounce the other.

e) Renounce the full.

Currency future & option contract on Exchange in IFSC:-

*Trading member can contract max 15% of total contract or 1 billion USD,

whichever is higher

*Institutional investor can hold max 15% of total contract or 1 billion USD,

whichever is higher (same for eligible foreign investor).

*Other – Max 6% of total contract or 100 million USD whichever is higher

•A future contract means an exchange traded forward contract to buy or sell security at a pre- determined price on a pre- determined future date. •a) Long Position:- When a future contract is purchased or the buyer agrees to take delivery •b) Short Position:- Future contract is sold & the seller agrees to make delivery Futures •Option give the holder the right, but not obligation to make or take delivery. Option is given to one party & other party is under obligation to make or take delivery.

  • Call Option:- Is for Buyer which gives right to take delivery to the holder
  • Put Option:- For seller & gives the right to take delivery
  • European option:- option can be exercised only on expiration date. Follwed by Indian STX.
  • American Option:- Exercised on or before the date of expiry. Options

CLEARING CORPORATION

1)Clearing & settlement of all trade executed

2)Maintain consistent settlement cycle

3)Counter-party risk gaurantee provider

4)STX transfer the duties to clearing corporation with

the prior approval of SEBI

5)Delivery & payment of security

6)Periodical settlement of contract

7)Clearing corporation shall make bye-laws & submit it

to SEBI

8)Other matter related to transfer

BLOCK DEAL A separate trading window to facillitate large trades in securities

  1. Morning deal deal window : 8:45 am - 9 am
  2. Afternoon block deal window : 2: pm - 2:20 pm
  3. Min order size shall be 10 cr
  4. Order shall be 1% of the application
  5. STX furnishes the details of Block Deall on the website on same day BULK DEAL

*Equity shares bought or

sold is more than 0.5%.

*Reveal to the STX on

daily basis.

*Notified to exchange

immediately after

transaction, in multiple

transactions notify after

one hour.

*Regulatory Framework:-

1) Post issue capital less than 25 cr.

2) Min no. of allotees in IPO 50.

3) Observation by STX on DRHP.

4) 100% underwriƟng, 15% by merchant banker.

5) IPO size not less than 1 lakh.

6) Half yearly reporting requirement.

7) Mandatory market making for 3 years

Trading

platform in

India

Main Board

1)In-pinciple approval of draft prospectus 2)Submission of Application 3)IPO registration

SME

Platform

Incorporated under co Act 2013 Paid-up capital not be more than 25 cr Positive Networth Net tangible assets of 1.5 cr Have combined track record of atleast 3 years [If failed to complete its operation for 3 years, co /LLP should funded by Bank/FI, CG/SG or by group co listed for 2 years] Have a websiteTrading in demat mode No change in promoter in last 1 year

NSE EMERGE

Platform

1)Offers emerging business a new & viable option for raising equity capital 2)It offers opportunities to investors to invest in emerging business with exciting growth plans, innovative business models & good governance Social stock exchange Not for profit organisation reg & raise fund through social STX For profit social enterprise indentified as SSE

ELIGIBILITY:-

1)Shall established proirity of its social intent 2)Shall meet following criteria:- (engaged in any 1) A)eradicating poverty, hunger, inequality. B)Promoting health care, mental healthcare, education,employment C)Protecting national heritage, art & culture D)Slum area development , affordable housing etc. E)Shall have 67% of its activity as eligible activity F)atleast 67% 3 yrs Avg revenue & Expenditure form/on eligible activity

  • Stock exchange adopt automated surveillance tool to

analyze trading paƩerns.

  • Market integrity is achieved through surveillance,

inspecƟon, invesƟgaƟon & enforcement of law & rules.

Market Surveillance:- Market surveillance is categorised in 2 parts:- a) PrevenƟve surveillance (online b) Post trade surveillance (ofline) A] Preventive surveillance:-

  1. Checking of net worth , back ground, viability etc while boarding of trading members.
  2. Trading halt in all equity derivaƟve market at 3 stages at 10%, 15%, 20%.
  3. Order matched & trade take place within the execuƟon range.
  4. Max order value limit per order.
  5. On logout all outstanding order are cancelled.
  6. Trading member can cancel all outstanding orders.
  7. Shall clarify all rumours. B] Post trade Surveillance:-
  8. End day alerts generated using staƟsƟcal tool.
  9. IdenƟfying unfair trade pracƟces through paƩern recogniƟon model.
  10. TransacƟons alert under 14 different heads. Innovators Growth Platform:-

Co with intensive use of thchnology, IT, IP, bio-technology

or nano-technology in business

25% of pre-issue capital of the co shall be hold for 2 years by:- QIB's Family trust with Net worth of > 500cr Accredit investors Category 3 of foreign portfolio investor Pooled investment fund with min assets of 150 million USD.

  1. Market Surveillance

Stock exchange recognised by CG

➢ Company

➢ ApplicaƟon to CG

➢ PARTICULAR:

a) Bylaws  copy

b)Copy of AOA & MOA

c)ParƟcular of governing body of BOD.

d)Power & duƟes of office bearers of Stock exchange.

e)Power of management.

f)Details regarding the admission of trading member & their

qualificaƟon.

g)Procedure to admit partnership firm as a trading member.

Succession of RSE, being a body of individual into the company registered under

companies Act.

  1. RECOGNISED STOCK EXCHANGE
  2. Power to supersede the governing body of stock exchange: Grounds - Governing body is unable to discharge the function effectively or To protect the interest of investor of public CG shall serve written notice & give OOBH to such body. Effect of such order :- Member of Governing body shall cease to hold the office CG shall appoint such person to discharge the function of Governing body. If CG appoints more than one person then one should be Chairman & another person sahll act as a vice chairman All properties of stock exchange shall vest with the person appointed by CG 25.Power to grant immunity If any person has violated the rules & regulations of securities law & made full disclosure about the violation CG after taking recommendations of SEBI may grant the immunity Immunity with respect to prosecution or penalty However CG shall not grant immunity if where the proceedings for such offence have been instituted

 If stock exchange refuse to list the securiƟes &:

  1. Reason for refusal is received 2) Reason for refusal not received Apply to SAT within 15 days from receipt of reason Appeal to SAT within 15 days from expiry of Ɵme specified for stock exchange  Extension of 1 month can be granted by SAT.  Dispose off appeal within 6 mon.  SAT :- a) Confirm, b) Set aside or c) Vary the order (modify).  Appeal to SC against SAT within 60 days.  Extension of 60 days can be granted. Post issue capital Min Public share holding

Upto 1600 cr. 25% of each class of equity shares &

convertible security

Above 1600 cr. but upto 4000 cr. Such % which is equivalent to 400 cr.

Above 4000 cr. but upto 1 lakh cr. 10% of equity shares & equivalent

Above 1 lakh cr. 5000 cr. & 5% of each class of equity

share & convertible

security

➢ RSE may suspend the dealing in securiƟes REASON: a) Non-compliance of condition b) Other reasons, recorded in writing  give OOBH before suspension  suspension for above 3 month, may file appeal to SAT  SAT may confirm, modify or set aside the decision of STX.

  1. Right to appeal against Recognised stock exchange
    1. Min Public Share holding:
  2. Suspension of dealing in securiƟes on STX:

a)

a)If any person has violated or likely to violate any provision of SEBI ACT, or

rules there under then SEBI may pass Cease & Desist order.

b)SEBI cannot pass Cease & Desist order except in case insider trading or

market manipulaƟon against the listed Co.

15G Galat trade

If any person who

either on his own

behalf or behalf of any

person deals in

securities on the basis

of UPSI

Communication of UPSI

with or without his

request

process or counselling

any UPSI from inside

support

Min

lakh ;

extend

to 25

cr. ; or

3 Ɵmes of profit earned

(whichever is higher)

  1. CEASE & DESIST ORDER
  2. PENALTIES UNDER SEBI ACT
  3. ADJUDICATING AUTHPRITY

Appointed

by CG & SEBI

Not below

the rank of

division chief

To hold

inquiry or

investigation

Power

same as

SEBI

Penalty - Give

opportunity of

being heard

SAT

*ConsƟtuted by CG by noƟficaƟon in official gazeƩe

*To accept the appeal against the order of SEBI, AO, RSE.

  1. CONSTITUTION OF SAT

Preceeding

Officer

Qualification Sitting/retired judge of SC. Sitting/retired Cheif justice of HC. Sitting/retired judge of HC

  • 7 years of experience.

Judicial

Member

Sitting or Retired Judge of Hc + 5 years of experience

Technical

Member

Secretary or additional secretary of any department of CG or SG Appeal Procedure:

1) Appeal to SAT

2) Against the order of SEBI within 45 days

3) Sufficient ground - Can grant the extension

4) Dispose off within 6 month

5) SAT shall - confirm

modify

set aside

6) Appeal to SC against the order of SAT within 60 days

7) Extension - 60 days on sufficient grounds

1. Co registered under co Act

2. Obtain cerƟficate of Commencement of SEBI

3. Open demat a/c with the DP

4. DematerialisaƟon/ Rematerialisation

5. Other depository services

6. Two depository NSDL/CDSL

Complaint against Unlisted or delisted co

Complaint is pending in court or quasi judicial

authority

Complaints against order of any other authority like

RBI, IRDAI ect

Complaints pending under insolvency or bankruptcy

code

Complaints against such co where the name of co is struck off

from ROC or against the Vanishing co

Liquidated co

  1. Complaints shall not be done through SCORES
    1. Depository

Depository Participants Depository Participant is an agent of depository Link between depository, investor & co Open demat A/c investor with depository Bank, FI, Stock broker can be registered as a DP with depository

Fungibility a) Means interchangability b) SecuriƟes under demat mode shall be in fungible mode c) It means investor loses the right to obtain exact certificate d) It is one of the feature that shares are capable of Mutual SubsƟtuƟon e.g. withdrawing money from bank without bothering the disƟncƟve number. Electronic credit in new issue :- a) Open demat a/c b) Submit application c) Registrar upload the list of allotees to depository d) Depository credit allotee’s a/c. 43.Audit under depository ACT :-

a) Every issuer is required to conduct reconciliaƟon audit

b) On quarterly basis

c) Done by PCS/PCM/PCMA

d) If specified that dematerialisaƟon shall be completed within 21

days from request e)Difference in record, reported to stock exchange

& depository.

a) open

demat a/c

b) It is the process

where physical shares

are converted into

demat mode

c) Investor sybmit DRF & physical share certificate d) Participant intimate Depository electronically e) DP sends physical shares certificate & DRF to co f) Co confirm the dematerializatio n & intimate Depository g) Depository credit the investor's A/c & intimate co h) DP inform investor about the dematerialisation

  1. DematerialisaƟon
  2. FUNGIBILITY & ELECTRONIC CREDIT IN NEW ISSUE