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LIC's Debut Is Second-Worst Among 11 Companies That Listed This Year
State-run insurer Life Insurance Corporation of India slumped in its Mumbai trading debut after a record initial public offering that priced at the top of the range and was oversubscribed nearly three times.
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"Doobey": LIC IPO's Tepid Debut Triggers Meme Fest On Twitter
The LIC IPO listing comes as Indian equity benchmarks rose for a second consecutive session on Tuesday, while the rupee weakened to an all-time low.
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Why India's Largest Insurer LIC Is Gearing Up For A Record IPO
India is embarking on the blockbuster listing of the country's largest insurer as part of a wider privatisation drive to bolster public coffers drained by the coronavirus pandemic and fund new infrastructure.
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Indian Law Firms Reluctant To Advise On IPO Of Insurance Giant LIC: Report
India's plans to list state-run Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) face an unusual problem: domestic law firms are shying away from advising the government, deterred by the low fees on offer at the time of a lucrative boom in corporate stock listings.
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LIC's Debut Is Second-Worst Among 11 Companies That Listed This Year
State-run insurer Life Insurance Corporation of India slumped in its Mumbai trading debut after a record initial public offering that priced at the top of the range and was oversubscribed nearly three times.
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"Doobey": LIC IPO's Tepid Debut Triggers Meme Fest On Twitter
The LIC IPO listing comes as Indian equity benchmarks rose for a second consecutive session on Tuesday, while the rupee weakened to an all-time low.
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Why India's Largest Insurer LIC Is Gearing Up For A Record IPO
India is embarking on the blockbuster listing of the country's largest insurer as part of a wider privatisation drive to bolster public coffers drained by the coronavirus pandemic and fund new infrastructure.
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Indian Law Firms Reluctant To Advise On IPO Of Insurance Giant LIC: Report
India's plans to list state-run Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) face an unusual problem: domestic law firms are shying away from advising the government, deterred by the low fees on offer at the time of a lucrative boom in corporate stock listings.
