WHAT IS PROSPECTUS?
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Answer / laxmanrao
PROSPECTUS IS A INVITATION TO PRPSPECTIVE INVESTORS TO
INVEST IN THE COMPANY.
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Answer / neeraj sharma
prospectus is a written document which includes all the
information of the company, like objectives, share
capital,assets,promotors.
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Answer / anandsurya
A prospectus is a legal document that institutions and
businesses use to describe the securities they are offering
for participants and buyers. A prospectus commonly provides
investors with material information about mutual funds,
stocks, bonds and other investments, such as a description
of the company's business, financial statements,
biographies of officers and directors, detailed information
about their compensation, any litigation that is taking
place, a list of material properties and any other material
information. In the context of an individual securities
offering, such as an initial public offering, a prospectus
is distributed by underwriters or brokerages to potential
investors.
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Answer / pawan
prospectus is a invitation to prospective investorsto
invest in the co.
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Answer / anu
prospectus is the legal written document which consist of
the information about the share, share holder and number of
share issuing, details about the board of director.
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Answer / ankush
it is the inivitation given to the public to suscribe the
shares and debenture of that company
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Answer / suhani jain
it is an advertisement which gives details about the compay.
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Answer / m.valliammai
prospectus is the window , through which the prospective
investors will come to know about the details about the
company.
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Answer / madhuvanthi
Any document inviting deposits from the public or inviting
offers from the public for the subscription of shares or
debentures of a company is a prospectus.
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Answer / ahtesham
1.)Prospectus is Public Document
2.)There are two types of Prospectus
(i)Abridge - In short & (ii) Full or Detailed One
3.)Abridged Prospectus is to be compulsory given to any
prospective Shareholders
4.)Detailed Prospectus is given on demand
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