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ISSUE MANAGEMENT

Intermediaries

-A fee/advisory based financial services

-- By Nishant Dhruv, Atmiya College

ISSUE MANAGEMENT

An offer of sale of securities by any body An offer of sale of securities by any body

corporate through a merchant banker.

Nishant Dhruv, Atmiya Institute of

Technology & Science

Intermediaries

� Merchant Bankers/Lead Managers

� Underwriters

� Bankers to an issue

Brokers to an issue� Brokers to an issue

� Registrar and Share Transfer Agents

� Debenture Trustees

� Portfolio Management



1. Merchant Bankers/Lead Managers

� Any person who is engaged in the business

of issue management)

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Intermediaries

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corporate

Advisory

services to

company Role



� It’s now mandatory that all public issues

should be managed by Merchant banker

� For right issues which do not exceed Rs. 50 � For right issues which do not exceed Rs. 50

lakh, Merchant banker is not necessary.



Merchant Banker/ Lead Manager

1. Registration

2. Grant of Certificate

3. Fee

Conditions of Registration4. Conditions of Registration

5. Responsibilities

6. Restrictions on business

7. Submission of documents

8. Acquisition of shares



1. Registration :

� Compulsory registration is required with SEBI.

� From 1997, SEBI registers only “Category I”

merchant bankers.

� “Category I” merchant bankers can carry any

activity related to Issue management.



2. Grant of Certificate:

� Any person directly/indirectly connected with applicant,

should not have certificate of registration

� CAR of minimum net-worth of Rs. 5 crore

� Directors/Partners should not involve in litigation connected

with securities market.

� Applicant is a fit and proper person (Regulation)



3. Fee

� Application Fee : Rs. 25,000� Application Fee : Rs. 25,000

� Registration Fee : Rs. 10 lacs

� Renewal Fee : Rs. 5 lacs (every 3 years)



4. Conditions of Registration:

� Prior approval of SEBI is required after change of status

� Enter into a legally binding agreement with the issuer specifying their mutual duties & responsibilities

� Pay the registration/renewal fee in the prescribed manner



5. Responsibilities of Lead Manager:

� Agreement with the issuing company about, setting out

their mutual rights, liabilities

� Furnish the statement to SEBI at least 1 month prior to

opening of the issue.

� Lead manager can’t manage the issue, if the issuing

company is its associate. E.g. Kotak Investment Banking

& Kotak Mahindra Bank



6. Restrictions on Business:

� Other than Banker/PFI, no one is allowed to

carry on the business of Merchant Bankercarry on the business of Merchant Banker

� Merchant banker is prohibited from carrying on

fund/asset based business. E.g. Factoring, Bill

Discounting, Leasing etc.



7. Submission of Documents:

� Submit to SEBI at least 2 weeks before the date of filings

to ROCs/SEs

Draft prospectus along with the prescribed fee is payable � Draft prospectus along with the prescribed fee is payable

to SEBI.

8. Acquisition of Shares:

� Merchant banker is prohibited from acquiring securities of

issuer company.



Underwriters

� Underwriters are one who agree to take up

securities which are not fully subscribed.

1 LAKH

Shares Issued

in Market

80,000 Shares

is being

subscribed

20,000 SHARES

UNSUBSCRIBED



� The following operational framework has

been designed by SEBI –

1. Registration1. Registration

2. Fee

3. Agreement with clients (issuer)

4. General Responsibilities

5. Power to Call for Information



1. Registration

� Certificate of registration must be obtain from SEBI.

In granting the certificate, SEBI considers � In granting the certificate, SEBI considers matters relating –

� The underwriter should have at least 2 employees who have experience in the same field.

� CAR is Rs. 20 lakhs (Net worth)



2. Fee






3. Agreement with Clients:

� Underwriter has to enter into an agreement with issuing company

� Agreement contains – period within which underwriter has to subscribe the issue –the amount of commission .

4. General Responsibilities:

� Underwriter can’t derive any direct/indirect benefit from issuer other than commission

� Maximum obligation of an underwriter can’t exceed 20 times of net worth.

� Underwriters have to subscribe shares within 45 days



5. Power to Call for Information:

� SEBI may at any time call for information



Bankers To An Issue

� Bankers to an issue are engaged in activities

such as acceptance of application along with such as acceptance of application along with

application money from investors and also

performs the role of issue of capital and

refund of money.



1. Registration

2. Fees

3. Furnish Information

Books of Account/Record4. Books of Account/Record

5. Agreement with Issuing Companies

6. Disciplinary Action by RBI



1. Registration:

� Should have necessary infrastructure, data

processing facility and effective manpowerprocessing facility and effective manpower

� The applicant should not be involve in any of the

litigation connected to securities market.



2. Fee






3. Furnish Information:

� Bankers to an issue has to submit following to

SEBI ---SEBI ---

� No. of issues for which he was engaged as banker

� No. of application money received

� The date on which applications have been forwarded to

issuer company (registrar to an issue)

� Amount of refund to the investors



4. Books of Account:

� A banker to an issue is required to maintain

books of account for a minimum period of 3

years.years.

5. Agreement with issuing company:

� Every banker makes an agreement with issuing

company

� Agreement contains no. of collection centres



6. Disciplinary action by RBI

� If RBI takes any disciplinary action against banks

related to issue of payment, then such matter related to issue of payment, then such matter

should immediately should brings into the notice

of SEBI.

� If banker is prohibited by RBI, the registration is

also deemed to be suspended by SEBI.



Brokers to an Issue

Introduction

� Brokers are the one who is directly connect to

the investors. the investors.

� It’s a large pool of investors who are

associated with the brokers



� Meaning:

Brokers to an issue are mainly concerned Brokers to an issue are mainly concerned

with the procurement of subscription to the

issue from its investors (customers).



� Appointment of broker is not compulsory

� The issuer company can appoint as many broker as

it wants

� By and large, leading merchant banker has the

particulars (details) of the performance of the particulars (details) of the performance of the

brokers

� The issuer company may paid

brokerage/commission within the limits

� Brokerage applicable to all types of public issues is

fixed at 1.5%



� All the out-of-pocket cost should be borne by the brokers to an issue

� Listed company are allowed to pay a brokerage on private placement which should not exceed 0.5%

� The issuing company has to pay brokerage/commission within two months from the date of allotment.

� The rate of brokerage payable must be disclosed in the prospectus.



Registrars to an Issue and Share Transfer

Agent

� An intermediary in primary market

� Registrar to an issue carrying activities such as collecting

� STA maintains records of securities held by the investors

� STA deal with all as collecting applications, Keep a proper track record of application & money received, assist the company in determining the basis of allotment, refund orders etc.

� STA deal with all matters related to transfers.



� Registration :

� Category I : Registration can be made with SEBI

as ‘Registrar to an issue’ AND ‘Share Transfer as ‘Registrar to an issue’ AND ‘Share Transfer

Agent’.

� Category II : Registration can be made either as

‘Registrar to an issue’ OR ‘Share Transfer Agent’.



� Capital Adequacy:

� For category I, net worth of Rs.6 lakhs and for category II net worth of Rs.3 lakhs.

� Fees:

For category I, Registration fee Rs. 3 lakhs and � For category I, Registration fee Rs. 3 lakhs and Rs.1 lakh renewal fee (for every 3 years)

� For category II, Registration fee Rs. 1 lakh and Renewal fee Rs.50,000.

� For the both above category application fee is Rs. 10,000



� Maintenance of Records : for 3 years

