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The 2021's IPO frenzy saw a listing of 60+ fresh IPOs. However, some IPO rules were changed to protect the interests of retail and non-institutional investors (NIIs). The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is a statutory regulatory body that regulates the Indian security market and protects the interests of investors investing in securities. SEBI guidelines for an IPO were already laid out, but recently some amendments were made to them. The 2021's IPO frenzy saw a listing of 60+ fresh IPOs. However, some IPO rules were changed to protect the interests of retail and non-institutional investors (NIIs). Logicalnivesh believes that these updated guidelines will help investors find the right IPOs to invest in. Below is the list of amendments made by SEBI to the IPO guidelines.

The entire economy of the United States of America went haywire when the market faced an economic recession. Words like "CDO," 'CDO-squared,' and "tranches" were being besprinkled. But even more than a decade after the exodus of numerous banks, people still google "2008 financial crisis was faced by which country the most" or "what steps could the government have taken to prevent it." Still, the question arises - were we the root cause of the biggest financial crisis since the great depression?

Sensex and Nifty are indices whose upward, or downward movement determines a bullish or bearish market trend. Out of the two Indian stock exchanges, BSE is the oldest and comprises of top 30 listed companies of different niches. Sensex is the benchmark index of BSE. On the other hand, NSE contains a list of the top 50 companies from different sectors, with Nifty being its benchmark index.