The ability to issue differential voting rights shares gives startup founders more room for raising funds without losing control.
As per the framework, liquid funds will hold at least 20 percent assets in cash equivalents.
The argument against differential voting rights is too strong to be dismissed. At a time when corporate practices are on the mend, the issuance of DVRs may just turn the clock back.
S&P BSE Benchmark Indices will consider inclusion of DVR shares if a company's ordinary share class is also part of the new index portfolio and are 10 percent or more of total shares outstanding of the company.
Vibhav Kapoor of IL&FS expects below 10 percent returns from equities in the next 12 months.
Should investors be looking to buy the DVR at the current price? That depends on the outlook on Tata Motors share, and a view on the discount gap between the regular shares and the DVR.
Convert your regular monitor into a TV with time-shift and recording features.
Sudarshan Sukhani of s2analytics.com says, the market has gone into a narrow grove.
Way2Wealth has come out with its special coverage on Differential Voting Rights (DVR) with reference to the Tata Motors DVR. The research firm expects the discount to come down to a more respectable level of 30% which has been the average discount over the years.
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Jain Irrigation Systems board has approved raising up to USD 150 million via equity. It is going to issue 1 DVR share for every 20 ordinary shares held, quoting NewsWire18, reports CNBC-TV18. It touched an intraday high of Rs 229.95 and an intraday low of Rs 225. At 09:29 hrs the share was quoting at Rs 225.30, down Rs 0.35, or 0.16%.