Sebi proposes to cut retail quota in large IPOs, raise QIB allocation

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Securities and Exchange Board of India, Sebi, suggested revisions for big Initial Public Offerings. The proposal includes increasing the allocation limit for institutional buyers. It also suggests reducing the share reserved for retail investors. For IPOs exceeding ₹5,000 crore, retail allocation may decrease to 25%. Institutional buyer allocation may increase to 60%.

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Sebi proposes to cut retail quota in large IPOs, raise QIB allocation

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