IPO上市精选37个问答（建议收藏）

Group 1 - Direct financing refers to the method where fund providers directly supply funds to fund seekers through negotiations or by purchasing securities issued by them, including stock and bond issuance [1] - The capital market consists of various financing activities and is primarily divided into the securities market and the bank medium to long-term credit market, including stocks, corporate bonds, and financial derivatives [2] - The stock market is a platform for companies to raise funds by issuing shares, representing ownership rights for shareholders, and is divided into the primary market (issuance) and secondary market (trading) [3][4] Group 2 - Issuers are entities that issue stocks to raise funds, while investors include institutional and individual investors who trade stocks [4] - The independent organization of the stock market includes self-regulatory organizations like stock exchanges and regulatory bodies such as the China Securities Regulatory Commission [4] - A subsidiary is a company controlled by another company (the parent company) and has its own legal status, while a branch does not have legal status and operates under the parent company's responsibility [5] Group 3 - The consolidated financial statements reflect the overall financial status, operating results, and cash flows of a company and its subsidiaries, including the consolidated balance sheet and income statement [8] - The company must ensure compliance with legal requirements and provide accurate information to intermediaries during the listing process to avoid delays or additional costs [9][10] Group 4 - The stock issuance plan includes details such as underwriting methods, issuance quantity, pricing principles, and procedures [16][17] - Underwriting is the process where securities companies sell securities on behalf of issuers, with methods including firm commitment and best efforts [17] Group 5 - After listing, companies must adhere to regulations, maintain transparency, and comply with the securities listing agreement, ensuring proper governance structures are in place [18][19] - Companies should actively manage investor relations and ensure timely and accurate information disclosure to enhance investor trust [19] Group 6 - The new Securities Law introduces changes to the stock issuance system, requiring registration with the relevant authorities and allowing stock exchanges to review issuance applications [20] - Founders of a company must meet specific criteria, including the ability to independently bear civil responsibilities [23] Group 7 - State-owned enterprises undergoing restructuring must ensure legal compliance and disclose relevant opinions from authorities regarding the legitimacy of the restructuring process [24] - Clear ownership structures are essential, and issues such as equity holding and contractual agreements must be addressed to avoid disputes [25][26] Group 8 - The independence of an issuer is crucial, requiring a complete business system and the ability to operate independently in the market [42] - Related party transactions must be managed to avoid conflicts of interest and ensure fair pricing [44][45]