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Frequently asked Questions
A Merchant Banker Report, by a SEBI-registered banker, values shares for fundraising, FC-GPR filings or tax compliance, per RBI and Income Tax rules.
SEBI registration, per 1992 Regulations, ensures credibility, regulatory compliance and investor trust for share valuations and capital market activities.
A Merchant Banker Report, per Rule 11UA of the Income Tax Act, 1961, values unquoted shares for issuances, transfers or secondary sales at a premium, using DCF or NAV methods.
It’s required for share issuances at a premium (Rule 11UA), FC-GPR filings (FEMA) or tax compliance, per SEBI and RBI guidelines.
It provides share valuations for FC-GPR filings under FEMA, 1999, ensuring RBI compliance for foreign investments.
DCF, NAV or CCM, per Rule 11UA and SEBI guidelines, tailored to the company’s financials and market data.
SEBI-compliant reports provide credible share valuations and financial insights, reassuring investors for funding or IPOs.
It provides share valuations for Form PAS-3 filings under Companies Act, 2013, ensuring compliance for share issuances.
SEBI-registered merchant bankers can value shares for FEMA or Income Tax, but IBBI-registered valuers are required for Companies Act valuations (Section 247).
It ensures SEBI-compliant share valuations for fundraising, tax filings or FC-GPR, enhancing credibility and regulatory approval.
Novam Legal uses SEBI-registered bankers and Rule 11UA methods for precise, regulator-ready share valuations, ensuring RBI and ROC compliance.
Financial statements, cap table, incorporation documents and investment details, per SEBI and RBI requirements for share valuation.
