NSE Paid 20 Banks 1.86 Billion Rupees in IPO Fees
National Stock Exchange of India paid about 1.86 billion rupees, or $19.4 million, in fees to 20 banks involved in its $2.4 billion initial public offering, according to an exchange filing. The filing disclosed the payment and the number of banks that worked on the offering.
National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. paid about 1.86 billion rupees ($19.4 million) in fees to 20 banks that worked on its $2.4 billion initial public offering, according to an exchange filing.
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