Sebi plans pre-listing trade to trip grey market moves
Sebi) plans to introduce a trading window for soon-to-be-listed shares to curb unofficial grey market transactions between the closing day of the initial public offerings (IPOs) and the listing day, said chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch.
Speaking at an event in Mumbai on Tuesday, Buch said, Sebi aims to create a structured and regulated platform for securities trading within a controlled framework, eliminating the need for informal market practices.
On IPO pricing, the Sebi chief said it is not the regulator's role to control pricing.
Sebi's responsibility is to ensure that all critical disclosures and information are made available to investors, enabling them to make informed decisions, Buch said.
According to the Association of Investment Bankers of India, 1,000 companies are likely to float their IPOs in the next two fiscals compared to 851 IPOs that hit the market in the last six years.
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