IFSCA may allow Indian listed firms to launch QIP, tax sops for listing
Listed Indian companies could be allowed to launch qualified institutional placement (QIP) of shares through exchanges at International Financial Service Centres (IFSCs) using an abridged prospectus, according to a working group report.
The working group, comprising representatives from the market regulator, the IFSC Authority (Ifsca), ministry officials, bankers, and exchange officials, submitted its report on direct listing in IFSC exchanges last week.
“International exchanges at the IFSC can act as a driver to attract foreign capital into Indian companies through QIP issuances to select large institutional investors, particularly considering the benefits in terms of transactions in foreign currency, exemptions to eligible foreign investors ...