Qualified institutional placement allows Indian listed companies to raise funds from domestic market. This process was introduced by Securities and Exchange Board of India to enable Indian listed companies to raise funds without providing preliminary filling regarding the issue of funds.
The fund can be raised through the issue of securities to qualified institutional buyers.
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Great information.