1. IPO & RECENT TRENDS OF IPO IN INDIA RamyaRanjanSahu Regd. No. : 0906107041 C.I.T.E., Bhubaneswar

2. COMPANY PROFILE (KSBL) Establishment of company. Objectives Vision “To be pioneering financial services company and continue to grow at a healthy pace, year after year, decade after decade” Mission “To Bring Industry, Finance and People together” Achievements

3. Objectives Of The Study: To study the IPO registration procedure. To study the criteria required for a company to issue its IPO. To examine the trend of Indian IPO market for last 9 months. To know the risks associated with investing in IPO. To study the different IPO investment strategies.

4. INTRODUCTION TO IPO Kinds of issue Significance The Right Stuff SEBI Guidelines

5. PREPARING FOR IPO Initiatives required IPO team Executive Management Legal Council Underwriter SEC Accounting/Financial Disclosure Independent Auditor Public Relation Printer IPO cost

6. IPO PROCESS Price discovery through book building process Appointment of Underwriter Appointment of Registrars Appointment of the brokers to the issue Appointment of Lawyers Draft Prospectus Filing of prospectus with the Registrar of Companies Printing and dispatch of Application forms Filing of the initial listing application Statutory announcement Processing of applications Establishing the liability of the underwriter Allotment of Shares Listing of the Issue Escrow Account

7. Risk Factor: Unpredictable No past track record of the company Potential of stock market Potential Investors & Their Objectives: Income investor Growth investor Speculator

8. IPO INVESTMENT STRATEGIES Understand the working of ipo Gather knowledge Investigate before investing Know your broker Measure the risk involved Invest at your own risk

9. EMERGING MARKET IPOs:

10. FIVE IMPORTANT FINANCIAL METRICS

11. FIVE IMPORTANT NON-FINANCIAL MEASUREMENTS :

12. FINDINGS:- According to my study the investment done in the securities by the investors is mainly done only by the image of the company but not on the basis of the fundamental analysis. From my study it is found that, issue size is more important than the no of issue. For investing in an IPO, it is essential not only to know about the working of an IPO, but we also need to know about the company in which we are planning to invest. From my study, I found that valuation of the company & quality of management are most important factors which influences IPO. According to my study, compare to year 2008(70) and 2009(34), in this year there are more IPO listed in the year 2010(57) till Sep.

13. CONLCLUSION: - From my above study I found that IPO’s require rigorous planning, intense time management, a first rate team of professionals, an extremely creditable group of executives, and an outstanding business plan. Even if all of these elements are pulled together, the company still must consider alternative financing plans due to volatile market conditions. Therefore, the company should be very pro-active by building great fundamentals as well as a public infrastructure (such as an independent board of directors and publication of audited financial statements). Once public, the company must meet continuous reporting requirements, not to mention investor scrutiny. So it’s best to function as though you are public long before the IPO. This will make the whole process much easier.

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