what is book building?
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Answer / nitin
Book Building is a process of raising the equity capital.
In Book Building process, Lead Merchandt Banker approach
to various banks and financial institution alongwith the
prospectus containing all the details of the company,
project, promotors, financials etc. He obtains the various
bids from the proposed investors. According to the respose
of the investor the price is decided
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Answer / guest
Book building is the process by which a price will be
determined by institutional investors on the basis of an
indicative price the issuer company offers.(by shahriar from
dhaka university)
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Answer / babhu kanchupalli(dms)
Bookbulding is a process of identifying a share price through it's supply and demand in a primary market by a merchant banker in IPO(Initial Public Offer)
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Answer / pradeep
It is a price discovery mathod ,in which fianaly alloted price is determine through prospective investor
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