Bankers slam India IPO rule change on retail refunds

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Bankers slam India IPO rule change on retail refunds

The first India IPO to list under new rules that will guarantee refunds for retail investors if shares fall below their issue price is reaching its final stages. But bankers have lambasted the regulatory changes, warning that issuers could be hit hard by a damaging reduction in IPO proceeds as retail investors take advantage of their free insurance policy, writes Lorraine Cushnie.

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