SME IPO Merchant Bankers

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Topics Covered

• Who are Merchant Bankers?
• Roles and Responsibilities of Merchant Bankers in SME IPO
• 1. Educating the Applicant Company
• 2. Appointment of Intermediaries
• 3. Due Diligence Check
• 4. Preparing DRHP and Prospectus
• 5. IPO Issue Pricing
• 6. Issue Underwriting
• 7. Issue Advertisement and Marketing
• 8. Market Making
• Wrapping up
• SME IPO Enquiry
• Frequently Asked Questions
• 1. What is the role of merchant banker in SME IPO?−
• 2. What is underwriting in an IPO?+
• 3. Is underwriting mandatory for SME IPO?+
• 4. How to select merchant Banker?+
• 5. Do merchant bankers require to be SEBI registered?+
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Key Facts

• India's trusted financial research platform since 2015. Live IPO GMP, subscription data, allotment status, Rights Issues, NCDs and unbiased stock broker reviews.
• 100% Underwriting the issue to mitigate the risk of under-subscription
• Providing market-making arrangements post-listing for a minimum of 3 years to combat liquidity concerns.
• Yes, as per the SEBI regulation, merchant bankers or lead managers are SEBI-registered financial institutions.
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