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"Had To Fill Gaps In LIC's Internal Systems Before IPO": Nirmala Sitharaman
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today said that the there were gaps in the internal systems of the Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) before the public sector company's IPO.
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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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"Out Of Syllabus": Memes Galore After RBI's Sudden Rate Hike
The RBI raised its key lending rate to 4.40 per cent with immediate effect on Wednesday.
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LIC Has Rs 21,500 Crore Unclaimed Funds. How To Check
The LIC IPO is expected to come in March. The central government is hoping to sell five per cent stake through the IPO.
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Government May Block Chinese Investment In LIC's Mega IPO: Report
The centre wants to block Chinese investors from buying shares in insurance firm Life Insurance Corp which is due to go public, four senior government officials and a banker told news agency Reuters, underscoring tensions between the two nations.
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"Had To Fill Gaps In LIC's Internal Systems Before IPO": Nirmala Sitharaman
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today said that the there were gaps in the internal systems of the Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) before the public sector company's IPO.
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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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"Out Of Syllabus": Memes Galore After RBI's Sudden Rate Hike
The RBI raised its key lending rate to 4.40 per cent with immediate effect on Wednesday.
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LIC Has Rs 21,500 Crore Unclaimed Funds. How To Check
The LIC IPO is expected to come in March. The central government is hoping to sell five per cent stake through the IPO.
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Government May Block Chinese Investment In LIC's Mega IPO: Report
The centre wants to block Chinese investors from buying shares in insurance firm Life Insurance Corp which is due to go public, four senior government officials and a banker told news agency Reuters, underscoring tensions between the two nations.
