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‡ final undertakings ‡ Target shareholder list ‡ Price stabilisation


‡ fee splits / performance ‡ Aftermarket trading ‡ Continuing obligations
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This and the following slides are
illustrative examples of IPO syndicates
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Manager Manager Manager Manager ‡ Write IPO research on the company
‡ Help organise company roadshow

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Manager Manager Manager Manager ‡ Write IPO research on the company
‡ Organise company roadshow
Co Manager Co Manager Co Manager ‡ Also referred to as the µBookrunner¶
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Global IPOs that have included a
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management of the issue,
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previously furnished which have a bearing on
the certificate of registration granted to it,
(iii Names of the companies whose issues he
has managed or has been associated with
(iv the particulars relating to the breach of
capital adequacy requirements and
(v information relating to his activities as
manager, underwriter, consultant or advisor to
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