Why Mutual Funds Are Wary of India’s Closing Auction
Mutual funds are limiting closing-auction trades because an unfavourable execution price can affect a scheme’s NAV and its investors.
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Mutual funds are limiting closing-auction trades because an unfavourable execution price can affect a scheme’s NAV and its investors.
NSE’s long-awaited IPO opens September 17 with a smaller offer and lower price band. Here is what investors should examine before applying.
NSE has reportedly cut its maximum IPO valuation target by 15% after regulatory curbs cooled derivatives activity, sharpening focus on growth and regulation.
NSE may reduce its proposed IPO to about ₹24,000-25,000 crore after receiving SEBI’s consent, with a launch targeted for September’s third week.
NSE’s proposed offer for sale could crystallise large gains for early state-owned insurance investors, but the exchange itself will receive no funds.
SEBI’s final observations let NSE advance its long-delayed IPO, but investors still need the prospectus, dates and pricing before judging the offer.
The Supreme Court’s approval of NSE’s settlement removes a key overhang, bringing the exchange’s long-awaited mega IPO closer to reality.
India’s new closing auction processed $4.2 billion of MSCI-linked trades, but thin liquidity left around 60 stocks pinned at price limits.
Some Indian bank shares closed at sharply different prices on NSE and BSE, highlighting dislocation under the exchanges’ new closing auction system.
Gaja Alternative lists on August 26 with grey-market indications suggesting an 11.88% premium. Here is what that signal can—and cannot—tell investors.
Milky Mist Dairy Food lists today on BSE and NSE, with analysts estimating ₹158. Here is what GMP means and what investors should watch.
Seven mainboard IPOs aim to raise about ₹7,100 crore this week, testing investor demand, valuation discipline and the market’s ability to absorb new shares.
Five IPOs aim to raise ₹5,499.32 crore from August 17–21 as five other companies, including Shiprocket, prepare to list in a crucial demand test.
Thirty-four companies are racing to launch IPOs worth about ₹45,000 crore by September 30, creating more choice—and more homework—for investors.
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