Articles tagged “Basis of Allotment”
10 articles.
2026 (10)
- The role of registrars and transfer agents in the IPO process
A registrar to an issue fixes the basis of allotment, processes applications, runs the refund and unblock cycle, and publishes the allotment status. The …
- Time taken to list after an IPO closes (T+3)
How long an IPO takes to list after the issue closes: the SEBI mandatory T+3 timeline, day by day, from close to allotment, demat credit, and listing.
- What happens after an IPO bid is placed
The full IPO lifecycle after you bid: UPI mandate approval, funds blocked, exchange forwarding, subscription, basis of allotment, demat credit, refund and …
- How to check IPO allotment status on the registrar's site
Step-by-step guide to checking IPO allotment status directly on the registrar's portal: KFin Technologies, Link Intime, Bigshare Services, Cameo Corporate …
- How to check IPO allotment status via BSE and NSE
Step-by-step guide to checking IPO allotment status on the BSE investor services portal and the NSE IPO allotment portal, including when results are available …
- IPO oversubscription and allotment in India
Encyclopedic reference on IPO oversubscription and allotment: how SEBI prescribes allotment by lottery for retail oversubscription, proportionate NII.
- Non-Institutional Investor (NII)
Encyclopedic reference on Non-Institutional Investors (NIIs/HNIs) in Indian IPOs: SEBI ICDR definition, small and big NII sub-categories from December.
- Registrar to an Issue
A registrar to an issue is a SEBI Category I intermediary that manages the back-office of a public offering: bid consolidation, allotment, and depository.
- Retail Individual Investor (RII)
Encyclopedic reference on Retail Individual Investors (RIIs) in Indian IPOs: SEBI ICDR definition, ₹2 lakh bid cap, UPI ASBA mechanics, allotment rules,.
- Basis of allotment in an Indian IPO
Encyclopedic reference on the basis of allotment: how registrars decide who receives how many shares in an Indian IPO, the SEBI-prescribed lottery for.