Qualified Institutional Placement (QIP) is a method used by listed companies to raise capital by issuing equities or other equity convertible securities to qualified institutional buyers. The primary purpose of QIP is to raise capital from institutional investors without diluting the management stake and without the need for extensive paperwork like that required during an initial public offering (IPO).
What is the capital of Australia?
Which of the following is the currency of Japan.
Where is the capital of Switzerland?
Which of the following is the currency of Cuba?
What is the currency of Yemen?
Seoul is the capital of which country?
‘Rand’ is the currency of which of the following countries?
What is the capital of LAOS?
What is the currency of South Korea?
The currency of Japan is: