SEBI's Plan to Regulate Grey Market Trading in IPOs
SEBI will soon allow trading of stocks before market listing
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is considering creating a platform to allow stock allottees to trade their shares, before they are officially listed on stock exchanges. SEBI Chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch revealed the initiative at an event today.
India's market regulator has proposed that fund houses launch sachet-sized investment plans, offering small investors a way ...
The platform aims to reduce ‘grey market activity’ in companies’ stocks. Simply put, the grey market refers to unofficial ...
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Currently, a three-day gap exists between IPO closure and share listing, during which unregulated 'curb trading' occurs.
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