Foreign portfolio investors are turning choosy about Indian IPOs, with their share of anchor investments at a five-year low. Rich valuations, weak markets and a global rush towards AI are weighing on interest, while domestic institutions step in to take a bigger role.
Foreign portfolio investors are turning choosy about Indian IPOs, with their share of anchor investments at a five-year low. Rich valuations, weak markets and a global rush towards AI are weighing on interest, while domestic institutions step in to take a bigger role.
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