Sebi chief Tyagi to meet investment bankers over primary market reforms

On the cards: Higher quotas for mutual funds in IPOs, CPSE ETF under IPOs, reducing IPO timeline

Samie Modak  |  Mumbai 

Sebi chief Tyagi to meet investment bankers over primary market reforms On the cards: Higher quotas for mutual funds in IPOs, CPSE ETF under IPOs, reducing IPO timeline Samie Modak Mumbai, 6 April The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is readying the ground for another lot of changes in the primary market. Higher reservations for mutual funds (MFs) in Initial Public Offers of equity (IPOs), bringing the CPSE exchange-traded fund (ETF) under the IPO fold, further tweaks to the anchor investor allotment process, besides a shorter IPO time frame, are ...

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Sebi chief Tyagi to meet investment bankers over primary market reforms

On the cards: Higher quotas for mutual funds in IPOs, CPSE ETF under IPOs, reducing IPO timeline

Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is readying ground for next set of reforms in the primary market. Higher reservations for mutual funds (MFs) in Initial Public Offers (IPOs), bringing the CPSE ETF under the IPO fold and further tweaks to the anchor investor allotment process, besides shorting of the IPO timeline are some of the key changes that are being considered by the market regulator, said people involved in the discussion. Ajay Tyagi, chairman, Sebi has called upon a meeting of select investment banks and industry body Association of Investment Bankers of India (AIBI) on April 18 to get more suggestions on board. The meeting -first formal interaction between the new Sebi chief and investment banking community-was earlier scheduled for April 3, however, got pushed by two weeks.The proposal to provide higher reservations for MFs in the anchor and qualified institutional buyers (QIBs) portion of a public offering comes at a time when there has been a sharp monthly ... Sebi chief Tyagi to meet investment bankers over primary market reforms On the cards: Higher quotas for mutual funds in IPOs, CPSE ETF under IPOs, reducing IPO timeline Samie Modak Mumbai, 6 April The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is readying the ground for another lot of changes in the primary market. Higher reservations for mutual funds (MFs) in Initial Public Offers of equity (IPOs), bringing the CPSE exchange-traded fund (ETF) under the IPO fold, further tweaks to the anchor investor allotment process, besides a shorter IPO time frame, are ... image
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