NSE secured SEBI's No Objection Certificate for corporate bond index futures on 1 October 2026. The product is not yet live and still requires Reserve Bank of India approval. We break down what the milestone means and what remains unconfirmed.
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NSE secured SEBI's No Objection Certificate for corporate bond index futures on 1 October 2026. The product is not yet live and still requires Reserve Bank of India approval. We break down what the milestone means and what remains unconfirmed.
Oura, the Finnish smart ring maker, pulled its $2.2 billion Nasdaq IPO hours before pricing despite strong demand, blaming market uncertainty. Here is what Indian investors can learn from it.
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Bima Sugam is IRDAI's unified digital insurance marketplace, often called the 'UPI moment for insurance'. Here's what it does, its launch timeline, and why it is not an investment or IPO — but could still matter for listed insurers.
IRDAI's consultation paper proposes sharp cuts to insurance distributor commissions. Here is what is confirmed, what remains a proposal, and how it hit broker-linked stocks like PB Fintech.
Zerodha Corporate Advisors has received SEBI approval for a merchant banking licence, though formal registration is still pending. This is a regulatory milestone, not an IPO. Here is what it means for the primary market and retail investors.
SEBI's 15 June 2026 circular overhauls ETF trading: T-1 VWAP replaces T-2 pricing, dynamic bands replace the fixed ±20% band, and ETFs get a pre-open auction. What it means for retail investors.
Bagmane Prime Office REIT IPO allotment finalised on May 12, 2026 by KFinTech. Latest GMP, step-by-step status check on KFinTech, BSE and broker apps, and the May 15 listing playbook for investors.
NSE launched the Electronic Gold Receipt (EGR) segment on May 4, 2026 — a SEBI-regulated, exchange-traded, dematerialised security backed one-to-one by physical gold in accredited vaults. Here is what EGRs are, how they work, how they compare to Gold ETFs, SGBs and digital gold apps, and how Indian investors can participate.