CS Professional · Strategic Management and Corporate Finance · Raising of Funds from Debt and Procedural Aspects
A public company wishes to accept deposits from the public under section 76. Which statement is correct as per the Act?
A public company accepting deposits from the public must obtain a rating from a recognised credit rating agency covering net worth, liquidity and ability to pay on due date, and must obtain it every year during the tenure of the deposits. It is not a one-time or unsecured-only requirement.
- AIt must obtain a credit rating from a recognised agency, and the rating must be obtained every year during the tenure of the depositsCorrect
- BA credit rating is needed only once, at the time of the first invitation
- CA credit rating is needed only if the deposits are unsecured
- DAny private company with net worth above the limit may accept such deposits
Explanation
Section 76(1) allows a public company with prescribed net worth or turnover to accept deposits from public, and the first proviso requires a rating from a recognised credit rating agency, obtained for every year during the tenure of the deposits. It is not limited to unsecured deposits, and the section speaks of a public company.
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