SEBI building in Mumbai. Photo credit: Wikimedia Commons
India’s capital markets regulator has relaxed initial public offering rules for large companies, a move that will help the government sell shares in the nation’s top insurer via possibly the country’s biggest IPO. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) reduced the minimum IPO size and extended the time […]
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