Dreamer,

It's always C) in the case of popular IPOs.

For Maxis potential shareholders.

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Maxis Plans for 2.25 Billions Unit IPO Shares
Maxis Bhd plans to issue Initial Public Offering (IPO) of 2,250,000,000 ordinary shares of RM0.10.

Maxis had submitted the prospectus on 17 Septemeber, 2009 to the Securities Malaysia (SC). However, the prospectus have not been registered with the SC and is only open for public exposure for 15 working days, the last day for exposure is 12 October, 2009.

The 2,250,000,000 ordinary shares represents 30% Maxis of its existing share capital. Maxis will not issue new shares for the initial public offering.

The Offer Shares will be allocated in the following manner:
Categories
No. of Offer Shares
% of existing share capital

Retail Offering:

Eligible customers
21,175,000
0.28%

Eligible dealers and distributors
6,120,000
0.08%

Eligible directors and employees
35,000,000
0.47%


Malaysia Public:

Bumiputera
75,000,000
1.00%

Non-Bumiputera
37,500,000
0.50%


174,795,000
 
Instituional Offering:
 
Bumiputera investors
862,500,000
11.50%

Other institutions
1,212,705,000
16.17%


2,075,205,000
27.67%


2,250,000,000
30.00%

not sure, but I will go for OPEN market on the opening day.

i've heard b4 those days certain ppl who call themselves niche boutique banks offer loans for ppl to partake in IPOs and such, but those were good days where it's almost guaranteed that every IPO will go up....

so...yes...just ask around...but u need to loan a big amount...not just 10K...they'll prolly show u the exit 

This is the eonbank link: http://www.eonbank.com.my/consumer/loans/loans_bulleon.shtml
But do it at your own risk.

It would probably be best to wait until the other banks finalise their offers by the next week or so. Until then, feel free to window shop for better offers. 
If you're worried about any adverse movements in the share price then take the loan from the bank that gives you the highest buffer. The larger the difference between the margin of finance and the force selling ratio the better.

Noted :-
Maxis is scheduled to launch its prospectus on Wednesday and it is expected to raise nearly RM10.2 billion for the listing exercise of its Malaysian operations. However, pricing the shares above RM5.20 may not attract strong interest.