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Thursday, 13 May 2021 18:29 Capital Markets
Affle (India) has raised ₹600 crore from qualified institutional investors. The fund raising committee of Affle (India) has declared closure of the QIP issue on May 4 and approved the price as ₹5,200 a share. The company has allotted 11,53,845 shares to eligible qualified institutional buyers. Affle (India) had earlier fixed the floor price of ₹5,422.94 a share for the issue. The board had earlier gave nod for the QIP issue for an aggregate amount not exceeding ₹1,080 crore. Shares of Affle (India) closed 0.63 per cent higher at ₹5,505.30 on the BSE. Our Bureau
Madhurima Mukherjee: Thought she was
Former AZB & Partners Delhi capital markets partner
Now, around nine months later, she has been offered and has accepted equity partnership at JSA, effective from 1 April.
Mukherjee said in a statement, that starts out perhaps more candidly than the typical press release: “When I quit last year, I thought I am done with law firms.
“But working as a consultant showed me how JSA follows international best practices, is equitable at every level and creates a very supportive work environment.
“The partners here have been exceedingly warm and welcoming. Bankers, our primary clients, only had words of praise for Arka and team.
In a consultation paper, the market regulator tightened norms with regard to the resignation of independent directors on the grounds of personal reasons or other commitments
India Business News: Sebi is proposing to make the process of appointment and resignation of independent directors more transparent. The markets regulator plans to make it