Regulation of Merchant banking
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This document summarizes regulations for merchant banking in India according to SEBI guidelines. Merchant bankers require authorization from SEBI to operate and are classified into four categories based on activities and minimum net worth requirements ranging from Rs. 1 crore to no minimum. SEBI guidelines require merchant bankers to meet qualifications, infrastructure standards, and maintain records and financial statements. Merchant bankers are prohibited from insider trading and SEBI can inspect records and suspend or cancel authorizations for violations. In conclusion, the role of merchant bankers is defined differently in various countries, and in India their scope is limited to capital market activities.
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- 1. APPA Institute Of Engineering And Technology Dept : MBA : Regulations Of Merchant banking Presentation on: Submitted By: Mahesh.patil Submitted To: prof. Shashikant.k
- 2. Introduction : “ A merchant bank is a financial institution providing capital to companies in the form of share ownership instead of loans. A merchant bank also provides advisory on corporate matters to the firms which they invest.
- 3. Regulations Of Merchant banking : A merchant banker will require authorization by SEBI to carry out the business. SEBI has classified the merchant bankers into four categories based on the nature and range of the activities and responsibilities.
- 4. Category 1 : It consists of merchant bankers who carry on the business of issue management which consists of preparation of issue management which consists of preparations of prospectus, determining the financial structure , tie-up of the financiers. Minimum networth required is Rs. 1 crore.
- 5. Category : 2 It consists of those authorized to act in the capacity of co-manager. The Minimum networth required is Rs. 50 Lakhs Category : 3 it consists of those authorized to act as underwriter, advisor or consultant to an issue. The Minimum networth required is Rs. 20 Lakhs.
- 6. Category : 4 it consists of Merchant banker who act as advisor or consultant to an issue. There is no Minimum networth required.
- 7. SEBI GUIDELINES FOR MERCHANT BANKERS SEBI’s authorization is a must to act as merchant bankers, includes: Professional qualification in finance, law or business management Infrastructure like office space, equipment and man power Capital adequacy Past track of record, experience, general reputation and fairness in all transactions Every merchant banker should maintain copies of balance sheet, Profit and loss account, statement of financial position
- 8. Cont…. Half-yearly audited result should be submitted to SEBI Merchant bankers are prohibited from buying securities based on the unpublished price sensitive information of their clients SEBI has been vested with the power to suspend or cancel the authorization in case of violation of the guidelines SEBI has the right to send inspecting authority to inspect books of accounts, records etc… of merchant bankers
- 9. Conclusion : merchant banking is difficult to define. The function of merchant bankers varies from country to country. Merchant banks are known as “Accepting and issuing houses” in UK and as “investment banks” in USA In India merchant bankers are allowed to undertake only those activities which are related to securities market including issue management activities and are prohibited from carrying on fund based activities other than those related exclusively to the capital market. This reduces the scope of merchant banking in India.
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