LIC has picked up nearly 3.9 per cent (15,90,07,791 shares) of the bank through open market acquisition
A ministerial panel, called the Alternative Mechanism on strategic Divestment, is expected to decide soon on the size of the stake to be sold.
Allowing foreign investors to invest in LIC would aid its listing, expected to be the largest initial public offering in India
The government is also planning a big advertisement campaign for the listing of the IPO
The sector as a whole has been growing at a pace significantly higher than that of the overall economy, says dditional Secretary in the Finance Ministry Amit Agarwal
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The government plans to complete the initial public offering of Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) in the current fiscal, the Minister of State for Finance Bhagwat Kishanrao Karad said on Monday.
Under the issue, LIC Housing Finance will allot 4,54,00,000 shares to Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC)
Merchant bankers, and registrar and share transfer agents will have to submit their bids by August 5
The last date for putting in bids is August 6, as per a notice issued by DIPAM
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The government has already brought in required legislative amendments in the LIC Act for the proposed IPO
To facilitate the listing of the insurance behemoth, the government has already approved raising its authorised share capital to Rs 25,000 cr\
The changes made in the rules will be called the Life Insurance Corporation of India (Staff) Amendment Rules, 2021, according to a government notification dated June 30, 2021.
Around 12.40 p.m., shares of the company on the BSE were trading at Rs 468.65, higher by Rs10.90 or 2.38 per cent from its previous close.
LIC will infuse equity capital worth about Rs 2,334.70 crore in its subsidiary LIC Housing Finance by picking up an additional stake in the company
LIC's portfolio was the most concentrated, with 40 stocks accounting for 81%. RIL, TCS and ITC were its top picks
LIC has allowed alternate proofs of death as a relevant proof. Earlier, death certificates were mandatory for claims process
While the NBP of private insurers, 23 in total, grew 55.18 per cent over the same period last year, state-owned Life Insurance Corporation reported 35.6 per cent growth