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<h1>SEBI Regulations 2009: Key Terms on Capital Issuance, Disclosure, and Investor Roles Explained</h1> The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) Regulations, 2009, define terms related to capital issuance and disclosure requirements. Key definitions include 'Act' referring to the SEBI Act, 1992, and 'advertisement' encompassing various promotional materials. 'Anchor investor' is a qualified buyer investing ten crore rupees or more. 'ASBA' refers to an application process involving blocked amounts in banks. 'Book building' and 'book runner' relate to demand assessment and price determination. 'Convertible security' includes instruments exchangeable for equity shares. 'Public issue' and 'rights issue' pertain to securities offerings. The regulation also defines roles like 'promoter,' 'syndicate member,' and 'stabilising agent.'