Determining the global AUM is significant because a ‘regulated’ fund whose exposure to an Indian business group and to the Indian equity market is below 25% and 50% respectively of its global AUM is spared of the granular disclosure rules laid down by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi).
Swiggy IPO set to unlock doors of crorepati club for 500 employees
So far, Swiggy has distributed Rs 500 crore in Esops, and the public listing could significantly boost returns for employee shareholders. Sources told ET that