CCV Merchant Banker for listing and delisting company from Securities Market

NEW DELHI - Oct. 13, 2016 - PRLog -- CCV announced securities market compliance services for companies planning to list or delist from the stock market. These services will extend for direct listing, SME listing, Mainboard listing, and delisting of companies from the Indian capital market. CCV is registered with SEBI as Category I merchant banker entitled for a variety of securities market functions.

The procedure for listing of securities starts with checking IPO readiness as stringent reporting obligations are meant for public entities. To comply with the listing obligations services of intermediaries registered with Sebi can be availed by the applicant. The regulator has categorized these intermediaries on the basis of functions they are allowed to perform. A company seeking listing may hire merchant bankers to act as lead managers, underwriters, and consultant. The intermediaries will help in filing the registration application for listing with Sebi as per the required guidelines. Planning is an essential part of the whole process which includes strategically timing the IPO depending on suitable market conditions.

An issuer can choose fixed price or book building method for offering securities in the primary market. As the name suggests in fixed price issue one price is set, whereas in the book building a price band with a difference up to 20% is announced for bidding and the final price is discovered on bids received for the issue. The prospectus contains essential information about the offerings and the price band for bidding in case of book building issue. Once a pattern for allotment is reached shares are credited to eligible investors before trading opens. Before offering stock to the public, a company has also to complete the compliance with ROC and the stock exchange. As the shares are traded on stock exchanges, a company has to apply for listing(http://ccvindia.com/direct-listing-stock-exchange) on any of the nationwide bourses.

Delisting(http://ccvindia.com/delisting-of-shares) is the reverse process when a company seeks to discontinue its securities from trading in the market. The services of a merchant banker may be selected for settlement with investors and completing the delisting after giving exit to shareholders.

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CCV is a consultancy in New Delhi recognized for a distinctive range of services, it is also a Category I registered merchant banker with SEBI. Its services include company secretarial services, business advisory, legal advisory, compliance management, transaction advisory services, and investment banking.