A SEBI study of 242 mainboard IPOs found anchor investors sell gradually after lock-in periods, with about 51% of original allotment value exiting within a year. FPIs recorded the highest one-year exit rate, while smaller IPOs saw faster selling.
A SEBI study of 242 mainboard IPOs found anchor investors sell gradually after lock-in periods, with about 51% of original allotment value exiting within a year. FPIs recorded the highest one-year exit rate, while smaller IPOs saw faster selling.
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