Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) has filed Draft Red Herring Prospectus with SEBI. Potential investors and policyholders may have many questions about the public issue. In this article, we answer some of them.
Many investors wonder why shares of an IPO wasn’t allotted to them. A new investor will have to knock on wood when they first apply for an IPO allotment. Are you planning to participate in an IPO? If yes, make sure your investment in IPOs is in sync with your financial goals and risk appetite. Read on to find out a few reasons for the non-allotment of shares.
As an IPO investor, you need to track and apply to invest in the right upcoming IPO to capitalize on the opportunities. Let's look at what you need to know to apply for an upcoming IPO and the steps involved to check its allotment status.
The much-awaited LIC IPO is around the corner. If you are a policyholder looking for a piece of the pie, then here are two things you must have to apply.
When a reputed company you know decides to go public, you may feel the urge to buy into it. However, not all IPOs are worth investing in. Read this IPO buying guide to know what you should look for before investing in an IPO.
India’s leading digital payments start-up Mobkwick on 12th July 2021, filed a draft red herring prospectus with SEBI for issuance of IPO. Click here to read what are things you must know before applying for Mobikwik IPO.
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