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    GPT HEALTHCARE IPO

    73% IPOs trading above issue price as primary market shines in H1, four turn multibaggers

    The fundraising of Rs 26,272 crore, however fell short of the previous two years likely due to the absence of mega issues. Investors' reception also remained positive with only one failed IPO.

    Go Digit IPO opens; quick commerce boost for FMCG firms

    Go Digit General Insurance launched its Rs 2,615 crore initial public offering (IPO) on Wednesday. More details on this in today's ETtech Top 5.

    New AI law to protect Indian publishers; Navi eyes $2 billion valuation

    News publishers in India have been seeking changes to the information technology rules to ensure fair compensation for the use of their content by generative AI models. The Digital News Publishers Association (DNPA) grouping has sent a letter and made representations to the ministries of electronics and information technology, and information and broadcasting, seeking protection from likely copyright violations by AI models, ET reported in January.

    Regulatory actions prompt rethink among fintechs; and other top startup stories this week

    Fintech industry faces regulatory challenges, affecting players like Paytm Payments Bank. Market dynamics shift with increasing regulatory scrutiny. Fintech startups adapt to changing landscape and consumer-focused regulations, emphasizing compliance and strategic recalibration.

    GPT Healthcare debut exceeds expectations. Should you wait for more upside?

    The shares of GPT Healthcare debuted with a 15% premium over the issue price on Thursday, which was slightly above expectations. Most analysts priced in a 9-10% premium listing.

    Paytm shares extend losses, fall 10% in three sessions

    Paytm Share Price: Vijay Shekhar Sharma's resignation as the part-time non-executive chairman and board member at Paytm Payments Bank did not cut much ice with the investors who preferred to sell shares in hordes. Around 10 am, nearly 42.78 lakh shares were trading on the NSE.

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