Initial Public Offerings scheme by S & P Financial Services
The Primary market gives investors, opportunity in advance to buy shares at a reasonable price before its upcoming IPO listing price in the secondary market. We provide investors with access to upcoming public offerings, enabling them to buy shares at a discount before they go live & also giving them the chance to reinvest their profits upon earnings.
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IPO funding is a credit facility offered by many non-banking financial corporations. If you’re low on funds, you can use this loan to apply for an IPO of your choosing so as to not miss out on the wealth creation opportunity. Margin funding in IPOs is a popular way for many people to get involved with IPOs. Many companies offer the service and financial institutions such as banks and brokerage firms sell it to investors. It can be used by anyone: high net worth individuals, corporate entities, and partnership firms.
The life cycle of a typical IPO consists of three distinct phases - a pre-IPO transformation phase, an IPO transaction phase, and a post-IPO transaction phase. The pre-IPO transformation phase involves the company complying with all processes, procedures, and regulatory requirements. The IPO transaction phase is when the stock becomes available for the general public to buy. Investors can now apply to buy stock in an IPO, and then receive their shares after the company has gone public. Throughout this process, you will need to create a prospectus that includes information like your company's history, financial statements (balance sheets/income statements), The post-IPO transaction phase starts when the shares are finally listed on the stock exchanges and investors buy and sell them freely.
Of course. You can revise or cancel your IPO subscription application till the IPO closing date.
The book building method is the process through which a company attempts to discover the price at which its shares should be issued at. To do so, the company usually comes up with a price range and investors who are desirous of applying for the IPO are required to bid for it at the price that they think the shares are worth.
Any individual, corporate entity or a partnership firm can invest in an IPO. The only prerequisite for this investment is that the investor should have an active demat account.
An IPO, or Initial Public Offering, is the process through which a company offers shares to the general public for the first time. This is usually done so by an established company that wants to expand its business and raise capital for future plans.
To apply for an online Initial Public Offering (IPO) through S & P Financial Services, you first need to open a trading and demat account with us. Once you’ve opened it, log into our trading portal using the credentials given to you and select the IPO that you wish to invest in. Upon selecting the same, proceed to enter all the relevant details and place the order. And that’s it. With S & P Financial Services, investing in IPOs online is extremely easy and quick.
The initial public offering (IPO) issue size represents the total number of shares and the total value of the shares being put up for sale by the company. The initial public offering (IPO) lot size represents the minimum number of shares for which you're required to place an order.
You can get it from the trading portal of S & P Financial Services, where you can also apply for the upcoming IPO online. You can get a physical copy of the application form from any of the branch offices of S & P Financial Services. You can get the application form from select banks or from stalls in front of the stock exchanges. And finally, you can also get it from the lead managers of the IPO issue.
There are plenty of websites to look for an IPO listing. One of the most popular ones is Motilal Oswal's IPOs calendar. It features a list of upcoming IPOs to help you know when your favorite IPO will be listed.
Invest in Bonds & NCDs with S & P Financial Services
Investing in NCDs carries low risk. It is offered by companies with top ratings which are willing to invest their money, thereby assuring investors of their safety. NCDs offer a much higher rate of return than bank deposit accounts.
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Capital bonds are debt instruments that give you a fixed return on your investment. If you sell a house property and earn capital gains thereon, you can enjoy tax exemption by investing in these bonds. When you invest in a capital bond, you get to earn interest at a fixed rate. The interest is calculated on the face value of the bond. And it is paid out at regular intervals. Once the bond matures, you will have to redeem the instrument.
Capital gain bonds are issued by the Rural Electrification Corporation Ltd, Power Finance Corporation Ltd and National Highways Authority of India. And the Indian Railways Finance Corporation Limited also issues capital gain bonds. After investing in a capital bond, you get to earn interest at a fixed rate. They are not listed on any exchange. So, if you want to invest in capital bonds, you will have to buy them directly from the issuer - either in the physical form or in the demat form. You can invest up to Rs. 50 lakh in these bonds.
Non-convertible debentures are a type of debt instrument that's usually issued by established companies. They generally aim to raise long-term capital through the public issue of these instruments, and the interest rates on NCDs are generally higher than those on convertible debentures. However, unlike convertible debentures, NCDs cannot be converted into equity
NCDs, just like equity shares, are first issued by companies in the primary market and then traded freely in the secondary market, through exchanges like the NSE and the BSE. So, to invest in NCDs, you can subscribe to these instruments during the public issue, or you can buy them later in the secondary market.
Non-convertible debentures and bonds both provide a fixed income. They are, however, different in that:
1. Bonds can be issued by government entities, companies, or other financial institutions while NCDs are only issued by public companies.
2. Also, while bonds are generally secured (backed), NCDs can be either secured or unsecured.
3. Lastly, when a company undergoes liquidation, bond holders get priority over NCD holders.
Since these bonds grant tax exemption from the tax on long-term capital gains, you will need to make the investment within six months of selling your house property. Thereafter, the capital bonds lock-in period is 5 years from the date of investment.
The benefits of capital bonds include the following:
1.They offer tax benefits in the form of tax-exemption from long-term capital gains.
2. They offer a steady stream of income in the form of interest.
3. They help preserve your capital.
NCDs also come with their own set of benefits, which include the following.
1. They offer higher returns to investors.
2. They are highly liquid.
3. They help diversify your investment portfolio.
What is the maximum investment limit for the section 54EC capital gain bonds?
As per the Income Tax Act, 1961, you can invest up to Rs. 50 lakh in total, in 54EC bonds. Your investments come with a lock-in period of 5 years.
Corporate FDs with S & P Financial Services
Corporate Fixed Deposits offer a stable and safe return on investment with interest on investments getting credited on a periodic basis. If you are looking for a stable alternative to generate some extra income for you, We’re offering highly competitive interest rates on corporate Fixed Deposits as well as flexible tenures. This helps you earn higher returns with ease.
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Company Fixed Deposit is the deposit placed by investors with companies for a fixed term, carrying a prescribed interest rate for the tenure opted.
Issuer Credit rating, Issuer background and re-payment history.
Minimum deposit tenure is 1 Year.
Interest is paid on monthly/quarterly/half yearly/yearly or on maturity basis.
Cheque/Direct credit
In cumulative option interest is payable on maturity & in non-cumulative option interest is paid on periodical basis.
The date on which the principal amount of any debt instrument becomes due and is repaid to the investor is called Maturity date.
The original amount invested.
