Chapter 5 - Issuing Equities Flashcards

1
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What is the primary market used for

A

raising new long term capital

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2
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What is a dilutive issue

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a secondary offer, where the company already has issued shares but choose to issue more. the company creates new shares to issue. Non-dilutive is when the company directors release some of their own, already issued equity to the public

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3
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What is an offer for subscription?

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A company producing shares directly to the general public, needs to produce a prospectus

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4
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What is an offer for sale?

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An issuing house initially buys up new shares from the issuing company before re-selling them to the investment community

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5
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What is a placing?

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  • Uses an issue house to market the shares
  • only reselling to selected investors, not the public at large
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6
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Intermediate offering?

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Making a placing though several brokers

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7
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What is an Introduction?

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  • not used to raise new capital
  • involves a company obtaining a listing on an exchange without issuing new shares
  • does not require a prospectus, only listing particulars
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8
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Rights Issue

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  • invitation to shareholders to buy new shares in proportion to their existing holdings
  • ratio between new and existing shares ex. if 1 for 5, they would get 1 new share for every 5 they currently hold at a discounted price
  • will dilute the share price
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9
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Theoretical ex-rights price

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  • the expected price of the shares after a rights issue has taken place
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10
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Theoretical nil-paid price

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  • the maximum price someone would pay for the right to buy the share at the discounted price resulting from the rights issue
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11
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Script Issue

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  • issuing shares to existing shareholders free of charge
  • the effect is to dilute the market price of each share
  • useful if the share-price has reached a high level causing lack of liquidity
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12
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What is underwriting?

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  • guaranteeing a minimum level of proceeds from a share issue
  • the cost of the guarantee is a fee payable to the underwriter
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13
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A 5 for 3 rights issue at 90 p means

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  • you can buy 5 issues at 90p for every 3 you have
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14
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cum-rights price

A

price of a share before the rights issue

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15
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ex-rights price

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price of a share after the rights issue

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