An Introduction to Funds from International Markets
Explaining Euro Issues
Description
This section discusses the Funds from International Markets that an international investor can invest, in India.
Mainly, Foreign Institutional Investment is discussed along with Euro Issues where we explain, Global Depository Receipts and FCCB (Foreign Currency Convertible Bonds).
More explanations are provided for Depository Receipts when it was introduced in the USA during the 1920s.
Explanations on American Depository Receipts, Rule 144A DR as well as Global Depository Receipts are given with elaborations.
The GDR Issuing Mechanism is also explained as it is done by Companies in India.
Advantages are explained for the Issuers as well as Investors of a typical GDR Issue.
The rights of the GDR Holder are also explained in terms of the Fungibility of GDR Issues.
A short section on GDR issues from an Indian context is also included.
Lastly, this section provides brief explanations of FCCB (Foreign Currency Convertible Bonds).
Pricing of GDR is also discussed in another session where the Actual Process of Book Building including Red Herring, Offer Document, and Book of Demand is briefly explained.
After Market Stabilization is briefly explained as it stands providing more explanations on the Pricing of Global Depository Receipts.
In this section, some more explanations are provided regarding Green Shoe Options, and common practices followed in the pricing GDR Issues.
What You Will Learn!
- Learn more about funds from International Markets
- Learn about Foreign Institutional Investment
- Learn about Euro Issues
- Learn about GDR Pricing
Who Should Attend!
- BBAs, MBA in Finance, Financial Management