Captação de recursos no mercado de ações brasileiro

Abstract

This research is guided by the legal and doctrinal studies in Corporate Law with respect to funding for corporations, as well as its participation in the capital market through the stock exchanges. It is noteworthy that the fundraising is done in accordance with the agreement of the partners or shareholders who decide to invest in a particular business activity or even expand it. It is from this necessity, the partners or shareholders decide by marketing its shares in the capital market. We highlight that the primary market will welcome the first sale of shares of a corporation, consequently, their own sales will be made in the secondary market. It should be emphasized that the corporation may elect to exercise its activities through a public company, for it must dispose of their shares in the capital market for buying and selling, having the advantage of the liquidity of its capital, as well as gain credibility and excellent reputation, the company also manages more speed and agility to the achievement of their business. The decision to negotiate their actions to achieve the IPO, will be the first public placement of shares, which is called the Initial Public Offering or IPO (Initial Public Offering). Thereafter, further negotiations are made through the follow-on, ie, the secondary capital market