Securities Regulation- Primary Market Offerings in India, By Anil Choudhary Rajneesh Deka

Securities Regulation - Primary Market Offerings in India is a comprehensive book covering the concept of securities and primary market offerings in detail. This Book provides a contextual and comparative analysis of capital market regulations vis-à-vis foreign jurisdictions.

This would be a useful book for CA, CS, Lawyers, Listed Companies, Students – Law, C.A., C.S., C.F.A., Management, and other subjects dealing with capital markets at the graduate as well as the master’s level, Law Colleges and Faculty Members and foreign universities for understanding concept of securities.

Unique Points

There is no relevant book in the market which covers primary market capital raising in the manner in which it has been dealt with in this Book.

This Book has the perfect balance between the academic and jurisprudential understanding of concepts on one hand, and the practical (including procedural) requirements for the purposes of raising capital (by means of an IPO, FPO, Private Placement, QIP, Rights Issue etc.) in the primary market on the other.

The Book provides a step-by-step lifecycle for all the aforementioned means of capital raising which is specifically intended to guide practitioners while executing capital raising transactions.

In light of the ongoing surge in capital market activity in India, there cannot be a better time to release a book which covers the regulatory aspects of capital raising in such detail.

This Book provides a contextual and comparative analysis of capital market regulations vis-à-vis foreign jurisdictions.

Capital market regulation in India is fragmented across various stakeholders, intermediaries, regulators etc. and this Book provides a holistic understanding instead of a disjunct discussion on individual components of the system.

While structuring this Book, adequate emphasis has been given to addressing the needs of basic fundamental conceptual clarity without compromising on the need to address sophisticated issues faced by practitioners.

The market for this Book can be broadly categorized, in terms of utility, as follows: