Investor Categories: QIB, NII, Retail and Anchor Investors
An IPO is divided into buckets, and which bucket you are in decides both your odds of allotment and how allotment is calculated.
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In this lesson
- The three main categories
- Why the category matters: how allotment is calculated
- Multiple applications
- Anchor investors
- A note on what the numbers mean
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