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Navigating Corporate Strategy: A Quiz for New Investors

Test your knowledge on crucial aspects of corporate shareholding and investment regulations in India. This quiz is designed for individuals looking to deepen their understanding of share issuance and compliance.

10 Multiple Choice Questions
Assess your knowledge as a new investor
Learn about key regulations and requirements

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by InvestingGuru27

Can a New Investor hold 100% shareholding of a Company purely by way of subscription?

Yes

A Special Resolution may not be required in case of issuance to an existing shareholder

True

False

What is the form in which reporting is to be made to the RBI in case of subscription of shares of an Indian Company by a non-resident entity?

PAS-3

PAS-4

FC-GPR

FC-TRS

A separate bank account is required to be opened in case of an issuance under 62(1)(C)?

True

False

An issuance of shares needs to be reported to which regulators in case of issuance of equity shares in an Indian Company to a non-resident?

SEBI

RBI

MCA

SEBI, RBI and MCA

Consequence of not filing return of allotment in Form PAS-3 would be: (a) Issuance of shares would be void; (b) Subscription Money cannot be used by the Company; (c) Monetary penalty will apply; (d) Criminal penalty will apply

(a) and (c)

(b) and (c)

(a) and (d)

All of the above

None of the above

Can a public company not listed on any stock exchange issue shares in physical form?

Yes

What is the period for which shares issued to a non-promoter entity are locked in pursuant to a preferential allotment by a listed company?

Entire shareholding locked-in for 18 months

Entire shareholding locked-in for 6 months

Upto 20% of post-issue shareholding locked-in for 18 months, shareholding above 20% locked-in for 6 months

No lock-in will be applicable for non-promoter entities

What is the final action that needs to be completed before shares in demat form can be issued by a Company?

Board meeting for allotment has to be completed

Shareholders meeting for issuance has to be completed

Subscription money should be received by the Company

Return of Allotment (PAS-3) is filed by the Company

Subscription Money is amount paid by a proposed subscriber to the promoter of the Company

True

False

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