India markets regulator considering 'when-listed' securities trading, chairperson says
Markets regulator, the Securities and Exchange Board of India, is actively looking at allowing 'when-listed' securities to trade on the country's stock exchanges, Chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch said on Tuesday.
SEBI will soon allow trading of stocks before market listing
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is considering creating a platform to allow stock allottees to trade their shares, before they are officially listed on stock exchanges. SEBI Chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch revealed the initiative at an event today.
SEBI mulls 'when-listed' securities trading to curb grey market
As per regulations, firms launching IPOs have to ensure that listing happens in three days of the issue closing
SEBI Looking To Allow ‘When-Listed’ Securities Trading: Madhabi Puri Buch
When-listed' securities refer to those securities that are available for trading between the close of a company’s IPO and before its listing
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SEBI Eyes Regulated Trading for IPO Allottees Before Listing
In a move to bring transparency and regulation to India’s capital markets, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is exploring the concept of 'when-listed' securities trading. This initiative would allow IPO allottees to trade shares during the three-day gap between the close of an IPO and its official listing,
Sebi plans to allow trading in shares ahead of listing
Sebi is developing a 'when listed' concept for trading shares of companies post-IPO bidding closure to counteract the grey market's influence. This initiative aims to formalize the trading of yet-to-be-listed stocks in a regulated manner.
Sebi looks to allow trading in IPO shares ahead of listing to curb grey market activity: Buch
Sebi’s proposal to introduce a “when-listed” trading period aims to bring transparency to pre-listing transactions and curb grey market practices. The move underscores the regulator’s broader push for ethical governance and investor trust in India’s booming capital markets.
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