Chapter 4 - Primary Markets (14%) Flashcards

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What is a Greenshoe?

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The option to increase the base number of shares offered in an IPO

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What is the first stage of an IPO

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The Decision

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1st stage of IPO - The Decision - What happens?

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Pros/Cons are weighed up of executing an IPO

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What is the second stage of an IPO

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Preparation of the Prospectus

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2nd stage of IPO - Preparation of the Prospectus - What happens?

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Official document that outlines the terms of the IPO.

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What is the third and final stage of an IPO

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The sale of securities

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3rd stage of IPO - Sale of Securities - What happens?

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What it bladdddddy sais on the tin mate

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What is the role for a ‘Sponsor’ in the listing of an IPO

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Assessing the company’s suitability for listing.

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What is the role for a ‘Nomad’ in the listing of an IPO

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An exchange expert, advising the company on all aspects of AIM listing rules and compliance

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What is the role for a ‘Corporate Broker’ in the listing of an IPO

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Act as an interface between the company and the stock market

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What is ‘Book-Building’

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The syndicate will gather willing investors to purchase the shares during an IPO

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What is ‘Stabilisation’

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The lead manager to agrees to purchase stock from an IPO if they fall below a predefined price. To stabilize the price level

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What is a ‘Circuit Breaker’

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Temporarily suspend trading in periods of volatility

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Admission for listing - First stage

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Filing of a prospectus

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Admission for listing - Second stage

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An application to see if their is enough public interest in the stock once listed

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14
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What is the expected market capitalisation of a company for their shares to become listed

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£30 Million

15
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What % of the company shares should be in public hands during an IPO

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For issuers listing debt securities, what does the market value have to be at least?

17
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What are supernational bonds

A

Inter-national banks raising money through bonds

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Q

What did ‘Shelf Generation’ allow?

A

Multiple bonds to be registered in a single registry

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Q

What is a Medium Term Note (MTN)

A

A Bond with 2-10 years maturity

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Issuing bonds - What is ‘Indicative Bid’

A

An estimate of the total bid from potential investors

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Issuing bonds - What is ‘Mandate Announcement’

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The issuer will announce the banks given permission to arrange the issue of the bond

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Issuing bonds - What is ‘Credit Rating’

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A credit rating is given to the bond

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Issuing bonds - What is 'Roadshow'
Arrange a run of due diligence visits to the investing banks
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Issuing bonds - What is 'Listing'
Gathering of the Prospectus required for listing
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Issuing bonds - What is 'Syndication'
The group of investment banks
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Issuing bonds - What is 'Pitching'
Pitching to potential investors of the bonds
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