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SEBI introduced a very unique and innovative concept of mandatory IPO grading in India in 2007 for the protection of interest of retail investors. But, surprisingly in 2013, SEBI took this decision back and scrapped the mandatory IPO grading saying that it is not serving the purpose for which it...
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India had the unique distinction of being the only country where it was compulsory for the IPO's to be graded from any of the approved credit rating agency. This distinction was extinguished off from the Indian IPO market as mandatory in December 2013. Against this backdrop, we critically...
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There is a need for continuous reforms in India's infrastructure, innovation culture and dynamic leadership to sustain the growth of innovation. The purpose of this empirical study is to gain a better understanding of India's innovation systems. A comprehensive analysis has been done on two...
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