General Insurance Corp, National Insurance, New India, Oriental Insurance and United India were among the earliest investors in the exchange, which opened in 1994 and is India’s biggest by trading volume. The proposed IPO, expected later this month, is entirely an offer for sale of up to 148.91 million shares, which would mean that NSE itself will not receive proceeds from the issue.
AIFs seek status quo as ‘foreign control’ rules go for a recast
Local alternative investment funds have warned regulators about proposed changes. These changes could significantly impact capital inflows into India’s economy. The draft rules aim to
September 7, 2026