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PSU banks line up QIPs by Q3-end or early Q4; IOB plans Rs 5,000-crore issue

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Indian Overseas Bank

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Moneycontrol reported that public sector banks are lining up QIPs by the end of Q3 or early Q4, with Indian Overseas Bank planning a ₹5,000-crore issue. A QIP, or qualified institutional placement, is a way for a listed company to sell new shares to large institutional buyers such as mutual funds and insurers, rather than to the public. Q3 is the October to December quarter of India's financial year, and Q4 is January to March. The report gives the size of the Indian Overseas Bank issue but does not name the other banks or the amounts they plan to raise. It also does not give a date for any issue beyond the Q3-end or early Q4 window.

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PSU banks line up QIPs by Q3-end or early Q4; IOB plans Rs 5,000-crore issue

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