Explanation:

• In order to make Indian markets more competitive and efficient, SEBI allows an additional mode for listed companies to raise funds from domestic market in the form of “Qualified Institutions Placement” (QIP). SEBI allowed companies to make two qualified institutional placements (QIPs) with a gap of just two weeks between them. Hence statement 1st is correct.
• Promoters can also increase their stakes in their companies through preferential allotments by up to 10% without triggering an open offer. The cap was earlier set at 5%. SEBI has, however, allowed this relaxation only for the current financial year. Hence statement 2nd is correct.
• Qualified Institutional Placements are a way to issue shares to the public without going through standard regulatory compliance such as the submission of pre-issue filings to SEBI.
• The QIP allows an Indian-listed company to raise capital from domestic markets without the need to submit any pre-issue filings to market regulators. Hence statement 3rd is incorrect.