Proposed Changes to Reduce Speculation in SME IPOs and Trends in Indian Bank Lending

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The article proposes four changes to reduce speculation, scams, and fraud in the SME IPO segment: increase the minimum subscription amount from Rs. 1 to 5 lakh rupees, significantly lower the 90% limit on listing day gains, implement these rules simultaneously on BSE and NSE, and emphasizes that good stocks will perform well regardless of restrictions. Implementing these changes could alleviate the issues faced by SEBI with SME IPOs. The RBI's recent credit growth data in India reveals intriguing trends.

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