Law and Regulation of Public Offering of Corporate Securities

The book is a comprehensive exposition of the law and regulation of public offering of corporate securities. It explains an otherwise elaborate and complex set of laws in a simple and articulate manner, with an emphasis on the concepts and principles that are its foundations and building blocks.

The authors examine and explain
(i)the foundational terms and concepts;
(ii)evolution of regulation of public offerings in India;
(iii) regulatory agencies that administer the securities laws;
(iv)the legal setting of a public offer of corporate securities and the mechanics of the transaction;
(v)the different forms and bases of liabilities; and
(vi)the remedies available to investors.

The book is not a static commentary on the statutory provisions, rules, and regulations governing public offering of corporate securities. Written in a linear fashion, it begins with the basic concepts, then each subsequent topic, section, and chapter logically builds on the earlier analysis, leading to a coherent study. However, the sections and chapters can also be read independently by those who may wish to refer to a specific topic.

Raghvendra K. Singh and Shailendera K. Singh are advocates practicing adversarial and transactional law in Delhi with specialization in taxation, securities, and commercial laws.