Equity Placements, Open Offers and Rights Issues
Rupert Walford
25 years: Capital markets
In the second video of his series Rupert explains the main equity capital raising options that are available to listed companies. He outlines what a ‘Placing’ is, who can participate in them, alongside their main advantages and disadvantages. In the final chapter Rupert unravels what an open offer is, the period it is open for and when it is typically used.
In the second video of his series Rupert explains the main equity capital raising options that are available to listed companies. He outlines what a ‘Placing’ is, who can participate in them, alongside their main advantages and disadvantages. In the final chapter Rupert unravels what an open offer is, the period it is open for and when it is typically used.
Equity Placements, Open Offers and Rights Issues
13 mins 36 secs
A Company has decided that it wants to issue equity capital, what options does it have?
The main driver of the choice of transaction structure is how much money the company needs to raise.
Key learning objectives:
What is Placing?
What is an Open Offer?
What is a Rights issue?
Rupert Walford
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