This year has proved a bumper one for financial sector's initial public offerings
This is more than double the Rs 13,564 crore grossed by 21 issuers in 2015
A number of these funds were active between 2009 and 2013
The fundraising through initial share sales in 2016 has crossed the Rs 20,000-crore mark - the highest since 2010
Longbao Ginseng & Antler, which is applying for a listing, is among the companies, says the CSRC
Nineteen of the 45 IPOs have seen the HNI quota getting subscribed 50 times
Financials, insurance, telecommunications, industrials, consumer products & services and health care are set to be the busiest sectors in the next 12 months
History suggests that new issue pricing in bull markets is aggressive and investors should exercise caution
Despite the nomenclature, global co-ordinators may include domestic as well as international investment banks
From a base of Rs 4,132 crore in FY12, the bank's loan book has grown to Rs 21,229 crore in FY16
Sebi had found irregularities in 21 IPOs between 2003 and 2005. Eleven years on, while 80% of scam-hit investors have been fully compensated, more than 50% of the sum is yet to be distributed
The gain is double the 19% mean for US deals, and ahead of the 9% offered by first-time sales in Europe, the figures show
IPOs without the backing of a foreign investment bank have fared better than those with at least one foreign bank
Top 5 have put in 55% of the Rs 2,900 cr from anchor investors in these public offerings since early 2015
Market regulator is forecasting initial public offerings (IPOs) to reach a record in the year ending March, as improved corporate governance standards and an equities rally attracts investors.Twenty one first-time sales raised Rs 4,940 crore ($735 million) in the quarter ended June, more than in any comparable period since 2010, data compiled by Bloomberg show. Eighteen offerings seeking Rs 6,100 crore have been approved by the regulator, according to New Delhi-based Prime Database."My feeling is this fiscal year is perhaps going to be a record, going by the number of draft prospectus filed," U K Sinha, chairman of the Securities & Exchange Board of India (Sebi) said in an interview in Mumbai. An improving economy and the regulator's focus on raising disclosure norms has benefited the IPO market, he said.Forty seven companies have raised $1.5 billion since January 1, more than double the number in the comparable period in 2015, data compiled by Bloomberg show. ICICI Prudential Life
There is nothing exciting about the offer; those looking for an exposure to the Indian IT sector can look at other high-growth investment ideas
The firm, which makes TB vaccines and immunotherapy drugs, hopes to garner up to Rs 120 crore from the issue
The housing finance firm, promoted by Punjab National Bank, would be using the proceeds from the share sale mainly towards augmenting its capital base
The retail quota got subscribed 9.9 times, while the non-institutional segment got subscribed for 0.3 times
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