Price discovery estimates insurer's value at around Rs 7 trillion
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This would be by selling insurance products to home buyers who avail loans from LIC Housing Finance
Dipam deems situation suitable for listing
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Merchant bankers have been asked to submit views of investors on LIC's valuation by as early as Monday, said an official
Investment bankers say successful execution of large block trades is a healthy sign and could pave the way for large initial public offerings (IPOs) and additional fund-raising by listed companies
The move is to woo investors, avoid pressure on stock
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The government is discussing selling as much as a 7% stake in LIC through the listing, say people with knowledge of the matter
The Centre may increase the allotment of its shares in the IPO of LIC. More on that and other stories in our top headlines this morning.
The market regulator has approved LIC's updated draft red herring prospectus (DRHP), paving the way for the Centre to file the red herring prospectus (RHP) for India's biggest IPO.
After the boom of 2021, when 44 Indian startups became unicorns, the markets are more selective and investors less enthusiastic in participating at unrealistic valuations
54 companies plan to raise Rs 1.4 trillion in FY23 after 52 Indian corporates raised an all-time high Rs 1.11 trillion through initial public offers (IPOs) in FY22, Prime Database report said
Firms will now require to update their financials
The government is expecting the launch of the initial public offering (IPO) of Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) in two to three weeks
Feels market conditions improving, but still keeping a watch; updated DRHP filed with Sebi
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The IPO was originally planned to be launched in March, but the Russia-Ukraine crisis has derailed the plans as stock markets are highly volatile