Securities and Exchange Board of India will release a framework regarding changes to the Closing Auction Session mechanism. The regulator reviewed comments on its consultation paper about market timings and settlement methodology. Sebi intends to address specific issues related to derivatives settlement prices after consultations. Regulatory measures for corporate bond derivatives are also being developed to promote market growth.
Cube Highways Trust has triumphantly secured Rs. 1,150 crore by issuing senior secured NCDs, boasting a competitive coupon rate of 7.50% per annum, payable quarterly for five years. Major institutional players, Axis Bank Limited and ICICI Bank Limited, were pivotal investors in this transaction. The proceeds will facilitate debt refinancing and support ongoing capital projects, as part of an ambitious financing initiative targeting Rs. 4,500 crore.
Among these, we highlight 9 large-cap stocks that have surged over 50% in the first half of FY27 so far, significantly outperforming the benchmark. (Data Source: ACE Equity)
Markets are also digesting a range of near-term uncertainties, including energy price volatility, geopolitical tensions and the potential impact of AI-led disruption on future employment patterns.
Axis has picked 7 largecap stocks that have robust value after the sharp correction.
The IPO is expected to remain open until October 23, with the anchor book likely to open on October 19. The shares are targeted to list on the stock exchanges on October 28, although the timeline remains subject to market conditions and could change depending on developments in financial markets, the report added.
The list remains tentative as more companies may announce record dates for bonus issues and stock splits during the week.
The momentum had picked up sharply from August, after a muted first four months of FY27, as stronger listing gains and steady liquidity pulled investors back into new issues.
The global backdrop remains the biggest problem. US yields above 5%, a firm dollar, higher crude prices and rupee weakness make India more vulnerable.
Investor sentiment towards large-cap stocks is currently apathetic, despite improved valuations in the market. Retail investors are increasingly enthusiastic about mid- and small-cap stocks, enjoying recent positive developments in those sectors. The ongoing West Asia conflict and declining stock prices contribute to investor despair among large caps. Meanwhile, small and mid-cap sectors attract retail investors due to their potential for quick returns.
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