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Grey remains the new black for company boards - Vimarsana News

Grey remains the new black for company boards

Despite the rise of Gen Z in the workplace, age and experience still dominate the boards of Indian companies. The average age of board members at NSE-listed companies is 58.67 years, indicating that while there are some younger directors, boards remain predominantly older. However, the number of younger directors has been steadily increasing, with 13.89% of directors being below the age of 45.

FIIs, promoters, mutual funds are gung-ho on these 12 companies - Vimarsana News

FIIs, promoters, mutual funds are gung-ho on these 12 companies

Overall, promoters’ share in listed companies has increased from 42.17 per cent in the June quarter

Domestic investors holding declined in June quarter - Vimarsana News

Domestic investors holding declined in June quarter

After rising for 6 quarters in a row, from 22.40 per cent as on September 30, 2021 to 25.73 per cent as on March 31, 2023, the share of Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) along with Retail and High Net-worth Individual (HNI) investors in ...

The IPO market is hot, but here's why you should think before rushing in | Explained News - Vimarsana News

The IPO market is hot, but here's why you should think before rushing in | Explained News

Since April this year, 12 companies have raised a total Rs 12,149 crore through IPOs, according to data compiled by Prime Database. Some of the successful IPOs include Mankind Pharma, Cyient DLM Ltd, Ideaforge Tech, and IKIO Lighting.

Why SEBI is reviewing delisting norms, and may choose the 'fixed price' method | Explained News - Vimarsana News

Why SEBI is reviewing delisting norms, and may choose the 'fixed price' method | Explained News

The capital markets regulator has said it may allow companies to delist shares at a fixed price, as against the current 'reverse book-building' process.