The term Merchant Banking has its origin in the trading methods of countries in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century when trade-taking place was financed by bill of exchange drawn by merchanting houses



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18MB0408T - Unit II
Detailed Disclosures on Company

Indian Capital Markets are governed by disclosure-based Regulations. Hence, detailed disclosures on various aspects of a company are must. Some of the important disclosures required in an SME IPO include the following :



Audited Annual Reports



Peer Review by Reputed Chartered Accountant firms (since its inception or last 5 years, whichever is shorter)



Due diligence on the applicability of various regulations



Due Diligence on various approvals required from regulatory bodies



Detailed disclosures about the profile of the company



Detailed disclosures on Promoters & Management



Detailed disclosures about the Past Performance of the company



Detailed disclosures about the Risk Factors associated with the company



Detailed disclosures about the External Environment affecting the company



Detailed disclosures about litigations and documenting its magnitude and ramifications



Detailed disclosures about the Business activity, Industry background, competition and business environment



Objects of the issue and issue structure



Future plans and strategy of the company



Management's discussion and analysis of the financial results




Material Contracts and Agreements



Articles of Association (AoA) for allowed lines of business



Letters of Contract with each member of issue management team



Loan agreements and sanction letters with Financial Institutions/Banks



Deeds of hypothecation /mortgages executed in favour of lenders



Underwriting agreements



Agreement with the Key Management Personnel (KMP)



Purchase Orders with major suppliers



All utilities contracts and permissions



Syndicate and Escrow agreement




Promoters and Management



Quality experience, qualifications, reporting structures, composition of Board of Directors



Quality of human resources



Details of Key Management



Pledge details




 

  1. Preparation of Offer Document

Offer Document for IPO

The offer document explains the company's competitive strengths, strategy and market opportunity. The offer document also informs investors of the risks relating to the company in order to protect the company and its directors from potential liability.

The offer document is the main marketing document for any IPO and SME IPO is no exception. Therefore, it is important that the offer document is prepared with utmost diligence, and by merchant bankers with professional team having technical knowledge and domain business expertise.

The offer document should not contain statements that are ambiguous or not supportable. This involves checking that each statement in the offer document has a legitimate source. Otherwise, the company and the directors may be liable for any misleading statements in the offer document.






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