Retail investors boost IPO allotment odds via parent shares
Some IPOs set aside a small portion of shares for existing shareholders of the parent or group company. This bucket is much smaller than the regular retail category, but it also attracts far fewer applicants. As a result, allotment odds are usually better.
Some IPOs set aside a small portion of shares for existing shareholders of the parent or group company. This bucket is much smaller than the regular retail category, but it also attracts far fewer applicants. As a result, allotment odds are usually better.
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