India's market regulator is considering new rules for small business public offerings. These potential changes include quotas for institutional investors ahead of share sales. The regulator may also raise listing size limits and profit requirements for these firms. These proposed adjustments follow concerns about fund diversion and high fees. Such moves aim to enhance governance and investor protection in the segment.
The regulator is also mulling raising the limit on the size of companies that can list on platforms dedicated to small firms and mandating larger operating profit requirements before listing
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India's market regulator is considering new rules for small business public offerings. These potential changes include quotas for institutional investors ahead of share sales. The regulator may also raise listing size limits and profit requirements for these firms. These proposed adjustments follow concerns about fund diversion and high fees. Such moves aim to enhance governance and investor protection in the segment.
