LIC will become either the largest or third-largest listed stock in the domestic markets and will get a quick entry into MSCI and FTSE indices
LIC IPO: All too often in the past, the government has used the insurer LIC as its piggybank to buy shares in state companies nobody wanted
Sebi's approval for LIC IPO is expected to come in three weeks. The DHRP of the LIC IPO does not reveal the size of the IPO, but it is 100 per cent OFS with no fresh issue
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LIC IPO: After approval from the insurance regulator, the draft will be checked again and placed before the LIC board on Sunday
Total number of firms in which it owns over 1% has also fallen
LIC IPO: Banks plan to file the draft IPO prospectus with the markets regulator by the first week of December, once the embedded value of the firm is finalised, say sources
LIC's revenue or total income growth in FY21 was the best in five years
The LIC IPO is expected to become the biggest one in India
LIC IPO: The insurer is looking to file DRHP with Sebi this month, in sync with govt's plan to list the company this financial year
LIC IPO: The listing of LIC is set to be India's biggest ever IPO, with the government aiming to raise up to Rs 90,000 cr
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The government plans to offer 316 million shares of the 6.32 billion shares it owns in Life Insurance Corp of India, and no fresh stock will be issued, say sources
After the rebound in November '21, LIC's growth in retail in December '21 slowed, and was materially lower than the private sector
As of September 2021, 61.67 per cent of LIC's AUM was held in participating policies, 37 per cent in non-participating policyholder investments, 1.15 per cent in unit-linked policies
LIC did not pay any dividend to the government in last financial year and used free reserves to increase its paid-up capital, which has now risen to Rs 6,325 crore, government told Rajya Sabha.
NBP of the overall industry in January reported a marginal 2.65 per cent growth to Rs 21,957.04 crore over the same period a year ago.
With the appointment, the total number of independent directors goes up to 9 and all vacancies are filled.
At 64.1 per cent or with a gross written premium of $56.405 bn, LIC's market share is unparalleled globally, with no other life insurer anywhere else enjoying such a high market share