Goldman, GIC Among Buyers in NSE’s $703 Million Anchor Book
Major global investors including Goldman Sachs, GIC, and HSBC have participated in a $703 million anchor book for the National Stock Exchange of India’s initial public offering. The exchange, recognized as the world's busiest for derivatives, aims to raise approximately $2.4 billion through the total share sale. This significant anchor funding precedes the public opening of the offering.
Goldman Sachs, HSBC, Fidelity and Eastspring are among major investors that participated in the anchor book of National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. before the world’s busiest derivatives exchange opened its initial public offering to the public, aiming to raise as much as 226 billion rupees ($2.4 billion).
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