CREEPING AQUISITIONS<\/p>\n
creeping aquisitions is a\u00a0 process in which the promoters of a company\u00a0 holds less than 50% of its shares, increase their stake by buying 2% of maximum permissible company;s equity ,they acquired a majority stake by two ways
\neither by making an open offer to the share holders, or
\nbuying from the open market.<\/p>\n
CRISIL<\/p>\n
Credit Rating and Information Services of India Ltd. (CRISIL) is India’s leading Ratings, Research, Risk and Policy Advisory Company. CRISIL\u2019s majority shareholder is Standard & Poor’s, a division of The McGraw-Hill Companies and the world’s foremost provider of financial market intelligence.it was set us in 1987 and started functioning in 1988<\/p>\n
CRISIL offers domestic and international customers (IREVNA, international arm and a division of CRISIL handles international customers) with independent information, opinions and solutions related to credit ratings and risk assessment; energy, infrastructure and corporate advisory; research on India’s economy, industries and companies; global equity research; fund services; and risk management
\nCRISIL had assigned rating for 586 debt instruments originated by 462 companies, covering a debt volume of Rs 32, 142 crore.
\nCRISIL makes it clear about the fact that the\u00a0 ratings given by it is\u00a0 related to the particular debt instrument and is not a rating for the company as a whole, inasmuch as it takes into account the specific terms of the instruments. The rating is not a recommendation to invest or not to invest. CRISIL ratings are confidential, unless the company chooses to make them public, but if it does, CRISIL will monitor the rating over the life of the instrument. Any change in the rating so effected will be made public by CRISIL.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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