First Janata Bank Mutual Fund ipo information click this link
First Janata Bank Mutual Fund ipo information
Janata Bank will subscribe units worth Tk 50 crore as the sponsor, while of the rest Tk 100 crore will be kept for initial public offering (IPO) and Tk 50 crore for pre-IPO or private placement and other mutual funds.
First Janata Bank Mutual Fund ipo information
Janata Bank will subscribe units worth Tk 50 crore as the sponsor, while of the rest Tk 100 crore will be kept for initial public offering (IPO) and Tk 50 crore for pre-IPO or private placement and other mutual funds.
Prospectus(Abridged-p_1)
Prospectus(Abridged-p_2)
Abridged version (Book Final)
Prospectus(Book)
Resident Form
Non-Resident Form
Janata Bank First Mutual Fund got the SEC nod with a lock-in period of one year for private placement though the sponsors and the fund manager wanted to ease the lock-in period.
In a move to ease the lock-in period for private placement, the fund manager did not mention lock-in period in their submitted prospectus for getting the trust deed approval before the new criteria of private placement comes into effect.
website of Janata Bank Mutual Fund: racebd.com
Prospectus(Abridged-p_1)
Prospectus(Abridged-p_2)
Abridged version (Book Final)
Prospectus(Book)
Resident Form
Non-Resident Form
Janata Bank First Mutual Fund got the SEC nod with a lock-in period of one year for private placement though the sponsors and the fund manager wanted to ease the lock-in period.
In a move to ease the lock-in period for private placement, the fund manager did not mention lock-in period in their submitted prospectus for getting the trust deed approval before the new criteria of private placement comes into effect.
website of Janata Bank Mutual Fund: racebd.com
Janata Bank First Mutual Fund got the SEC nod with a lock-in period of one year for private placement though the sponsors and the fund manager wanted to ease the lock-in period
Janata Bank First Mutual Fund got the SEC nod with a lock-in period of one year for private placement though the sponsors and the fund manager wanted to ease the lock-in period