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Which of the following is a method of raising funds from the capital market where existing shareholders sell their shares to the public?

A

Offer for sale

B

Offer for subscription

C

Rights issue

D

Private placement

correct option: a
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2

Which of the following is a method of raising funds from the capital market where new shares are issued to the public for the first time?

A

Offer for sale

B

Offer for subscription

C

Rights issue

D

Private placement

correct option: b
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3

Which of the following is a method of raising funds from the capital market where existing shareholders are given the right to subscribe to new shares?

A

Offer for sale

B

Offer for subscription

C

Rights issue

correct option: c
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4

Which of the following is a method of raising funds from the capital market where securities are sold to a select group of investors?

A

Offer for sale

B

Offer for subscription

C

Rights issue

D

Private placement

correct option: d
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5

Which of the following is long-term security traded in the capital market?

A

Treasury bills

B

Certificates of deposit

C

Commercial paper

D

Stocks

correct option: d
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6

What is a prospectus?

A prospectus is a legal document that provides details about a company and the securities being offered to the public. It includes information about the company's financial performance, management team, and business strategy.

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7

Why might a company choose to do a private placement instead of a public offering? 

A company might choose to do a private placement instead of a public offering for several reasons, including the desire to maintain control over who invests in the company, the need for a faster and more streamlined fundraising process, or the desire to avoid the costs and regulatory requirements associated with a public offering.

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