IPO Analysis
FPI (Foreign Portfolio Investor)
A Foreign Portfolio Investor, or FPI, is an overseas investor registered with SEBI to buy Indian shares, bonds and other…
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A Foreign Portfolio Investor, or FPI, is an overseas investor registered with SEBI to buy Indian shares, bonds and other…
HNI stands for High Net-worth Individual, a common market term for a wealthy investor who applies for a large amount…
bNII stands for Big Non-Institutional Investor. It is the sub-category for bids above Rs 10 lakh by investors who are…
sNII stands for Small Non-Institutional Investor. It is the sub-category of the non-institutional investor group for bids above Rs 2…
The T plus 3 timeline is the schedule SEBI requires for completing an IPO after it closes. T stands for…
The bidding window is the period during which investors can submit, revise or cancel their bids in an IPO. For…
Anchor allocation is the first step of a mainboard IPO's public timetable. One working day before the issue opens to…
A non-convertible debenture, or NCD, is a debt instrument issued by a company to raise money from investors at a…
A rights issue is an offer of new shares made by an already listed company to its existing shareholders, in…
A buyback is when a company buys its own shares from existing shareholders, usually at a price above the market…
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