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SEBI's insider trading framework does not stop at executives and directors. It also captures relatives, advisors, and anyone else who gains access to unpublished price sensitive information.
A company can raise fresh equity years after listing without ever ringing a "first day" bell again. Here is what actually separates a follow-on public offer from an IPO in India.
A single ranked list, updated twice a year, quietly decides which Indian companies fall into large-cap, mid-cap, or small-cap buckets, with consequences for the funds that hold them.
SEBI's insider trading framework does not stop at executives and directors. It also captures relatives, advisors, and anyone else who gains access to unpublished price sensitive information.
A company can raise fresh equity years after listing without ever ringing a "first day" bell again. Here is what actually separates a follow-on public offer from an IPO in India.
A single ranked list, updated twice a year, quietly decides which Indian companies fall into large-cap, mid-cap, or small-cap buckets, with consequences for the funds that hold them.
A shareholder wakes up owning five times as many shares as the day before, yet their portfolio's total value has not moved by a single rupee. Here is why.
From the red herring prospectus to anchor investor lock-ins, a look at the disclosure architecture Indian regulators use to level the playing field in new listings.