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SEBI guidelines on merchant banking in India?

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OPERATION GUIDELINESS
1. Submission of offer document
2. Dispatch of issue material
3.Under writing
4.Compliance oligations
a) association of resource personnel
b) redressal of investors grievances
c) submission of post issue monetary reports
d) issue of no objection certificate
d) registration of merchant bankers

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