Hyundai Motor India's INR 27,870 crore mega IPO is fully subscribed, driven primarily by qualified institutional buyers. Analysts recommend long-term investment due to strong market position and ...

Deepak Jasani, Head of Retail Research, HDFC Securities talks to BT about what the IPO indicates about the market and what other big IPOs can expect.

These issuances are primarily bought by qualified institutional buyers (QIBs) or non-QIB entities such as corporates, who then sell them forward in the secondary market. Under the regular system ...

Brookfield Asset Management sees an opportunity to ink billion-dollar deals in the renewable-power industry after valuations dropped in recent years. The asset manager said earlier this year that ...

Advt Meanwhile, the qualified institutional buyer (QIB) portion was subscribed 0.05 times, though institutions typically place bids on the final day of the subscription period. The IPO ...

As per BSE data available on Thursday, the category reserved for qualified institutional buyers (QIBs) got a whopping 6.97x bids and the portion for employees was subscribed 1.74 times.

Qualified institutional buyers swooped in on the last day as their portion was subscribed 6.97 times. The portion for this category was subscribed 58% at the end of Day 2 of bidding.

These two categories make up 50% of the IPO. Additionally, the Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIB) portion experienced a remarkable seven-fold subscription, with institutional investors bidding ...

Mumbai: India’s stock market pullback continued for a fifth successive day on Monday even as domestic institutional investors purchased a higher quantum of shares than foreign investors.

AUD/USD reaction to the Australia Employment report The Australian Dollar attracts some buyers in an immediate ... in the headline and first paragraph, that Australia's unemployment rate remained ...