For Non-Resident Indians with capital deployed across multiple geographies, the Indian IPO market presents a distinct set of opportunities and complications. India’s primary market has matured considerably over the past decade, with the Securities and Exchange Board of India tightening disclosure norms, improving listing timelines, and expanding the range of companies entering the public market. This has drawn renewed interest from the NRI investor community, many of whom hold Demat accounts under the NRE or NRO structure and want systematic exposure to Indian equities at the point of listing. The challenge for an NRI is not access — that problem…
