IPO Note - SBFC Finance Limited Issue Snapshot: Issue Open: Aug 03 Aug 07, 2023 Price Band: Rs. 54 57 (Discount of Rs 2 for all eligible employees) *Issue Size: 179,824,561 eq sh (Fresh Issue of Rs 600 cr + Offer for sale of Rs.425.0 cr) Reservation for: QIB upto 50% eq sh Non-Institutional atleast 15% eq sh ((including 1/3rd for applications between Rs.2 lakhs to Rs.10 lakhs)) Retail atleast 35% eq sh Face Value: Rs 10 Book value: Rs 19.26 (March 31, 2023) Bid size: - 260 equity shares and in multiples thereof 100% Book built Issue
Issue Snapshot: Issue Open: Jun 26 Jun 29, 2023 Price Band: Rs. 638 672 *Issue Size: 8,441,141 eq sh (Fresh Issue of Rs 240 cr + Offer for sale 4,869,712 eq sh) Reservation for: QIB atleast 75% eq sh Non-Institutional upto 15% eq sh ((including 1/3rd for applications between Rs.2 lakhs to Rs.10 lakhs)) Retail upto 10% eq sh Face Value: Rs 10 Book value: Rs 86.81 (March 31, 2023) Bid size: - 22 equity shares and in multiples thereof 100% Book built Issue IPO Note - ideaForge-Technology Limited 26062023
While we are constructive on the long-term growth prospects of the LI sector, we believe major tectonic shifts will create near-term challenges, albeit preparing the industry for a cleaner insurance penetration. Contrary to expectations of relief in the Union Budget, life insurers are expected to be adversely impacted by the first-order and second-order changes proposed in the Finance Act'23. Conversation with industry experts suggest that the top four private life insurers are likely to witness 20-27% adverse impact on FY24E APE predominantly on account of the impending transition to the new tax regime. We flag high ceding charges in guaranteed NPAR savings as the next potential target as policymakers look to protect policyholder interest and improve life insurance (LI) penetration. While the demand for retail term protection remains subdued and the Apr-23 growth print was soft, we await evidence of medium-term growth momentum.
While we are constructive on the long-term growth prospects of the LI sector, we believe major tectonic shifts will create near-term challenges, albeit preparing the industry for a cleaner insurance penetration. Contrary to expectations of relief in the Union Budget, life insurers are expected to be adversely impacted by the first-order and second-order changes proposed in the Finance Act'23. Conversation with industry experts suggest that the top four private life insurers are likely to witness 20-27% adverse impact on FY24E APE predominantly on account of the impending transition to the new tax regime. We flag high ceding charges in guaranteed NPAR savings as the next potential target as policymakers look to protect policyholder interest and improve life insurance (LI) penetration. While the demand for retail term protection remains subdued and the Apr-23 growth print was soft, we await evidence of medium-term growth momentum.
While we are constructive on the long-term growth prospects of the LI sector, we believe major tectonic shifts will create near-term challenges, albeit preparing the industry for a cleaner insurance penetration. Contrary to expectations of relief in the Union Budget, life insurers are expected to be adversely impacted by the first-order and second-order changes proposed in the Finance Act'23. Conversation with industry experts suggest that the top four private life insurers are likely to witness 20-27% adverse impact on FY24E APE predominantly on account of the impending transition to the new tax regime. We flag high ceding charges in guaranteed NPAR savings as the next potential target as policymakers look to protect policyholder interest and improve life insurance (LI) penetration. While the demand for retail term protection remains subdued and the Apr-23 growth print was soft, we await evidence of medium-term growth momentum.
While we are constructive on the long-term growth prospects of the LI sector, we believe major tectonic shifts will create near-term challenges, albeit preparing the industry for a cleaner insurance penetration. Contrary to expectations of relief in the Union Budget, life insurers are expected to be adversely impacted by the first-order and second-order changes proposed in the Finance Act'23. Conversation with industry experts suggest that the top four private life insurers are likely to witness 20-27% adverse impact on FY24E APE predominantly on account of the impending transition to the new tax regime. We flag high ceding charges in guaranteed NPAR savings as the next potential target as policymakers look to protect policyholder interest and improve life insurance (LI) penetration. While the demand for retail term protection remains subdued and the Apr-23 growth print was soft, we await evidence of medium-term growth momentum.
Issue Snapshot: Issue Open: May 09 May 11, 2023 Price Band: Rs. 95 100 Issue Size: 3200 cr (Fresh Issue of Rs. 1,400 cr and Offer for Sale of Rs. 1,800 cr) Reservation for: Institutional Investors: up to 75% of the net offer Non-Institutional: at least 25% of the net offer Face Value: NA Bid Size: 150 units and in multiples thereof 100% Book built Issue IPO Note -Nexus Select Trust REIT 09052023
