As the much-awaited National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) made its D-Street debut on Thursday, investors who missed out on the ₹22,562-crore initial public offering (IPO) — either by not applying or failing to secure an allotment — now face a different question: should they buy the shares after listing, wait for a possible correction or look at rival BSE instead?
NSE shares listed at Rs 1,800 apiece on the BSE, a premium of 0.80% over the IPO issue price of Rs 1,785 per share.