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A vibrant secondary market often enhances the allure of the primary market, as more investors are likely to bid for new issues when the overall sentiment is upbeat. Analysts cited this factor as a major trigger for the rise in the number of IPOs hitting the Street since March.

HDFC's all-stock merger into HDFC Bank Ltd., which created one of the most valuable banks in the world, has about 18 advisers who got credit for a fee pool of just over $1 million

A $64 billion merger of two big lenders is yielding almost no fees to financial advisers, highlighting investment bankers' struggle for profits in the country.

Morgan Stanley and Bank of America Corp. will take the bulk of that pool while the rest will be paid just a token amount, they said, asking not to be identified as the information is not public.

A $64 billion merger of two big Indian lenders is yielding almost no fees to financial advisers, highlighting investment bankers' struggle for profits in the country.

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India Business News: The $64bn merger of two Indian lenders, completed in August, has generated just over $1m in fees for 18 advisers, according to sources who revealed th

Housing Development Finance Corp.s all-stock merger into HDFC Bank Ltd., which created one of the most valuable banks in the world, has about 18 advisers who got credit for a fee pool of just over $1 million, according to people familiar with the matter.

Shareholder meetings in the financial year 2022-23 saw a surge in advocacy by institutional shareholders who made their voices heard by voting against several resolutions proposed by managements.

Shareholder meetings in the financial year 2022-23 saw a surge in advocacy by institutional shareholders who made their voices heard by voting against several resolutions proposed by managements.The number of resolutions where more than 20 per ...