Reverse Flipping
Recently, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) relaxed a few compliance burdens in the stock market to encourage ‘Reverse Flipping’ to boost startup IPOs in the country.
- Reverse flipping refers to the phenomenon where international startups relocate their headquarters to India and subsequently go public on Indian stock exchanges.
- Companies opt for reverse flipping due to the ease of accessing capital from private equity and venture capital firms, regulatory changes regarding round-tripping, and the increasing maturity of India’s capital markets.
- It is driven by various factors including India’s thriving economy, expansive market potential, robust venture capital ecosystem, ....
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