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Qualified institutional buyers or QIBs are investors, who have the expertise to assess and invest in financial markets. They typically have a huge corpus of funds and knowledge to make investments. Some of their examples include mutual funds, alternative investment funds, venture capital funds, etc.
Qualified institutional buyers (QIBs) are sophisticated investors with expertise and financial strength to assess and invest in financial markets. Compared to an individual investor, a QIB has a lot more funds, knowledge, and therefore strength to invest.
As QIBs have more funds than retail investors, their investments are also considerably larger than that of retail investors. Therefore, QIBs are an important category of investors. Having learned the full form of QIB, let us look at the list of qualified institutional buyers.
According to the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), the following investors are considered QIBs:
There are many interesting facts about QIBs in India, which throw light on how such institutions have evolved over a period of time.
If you are a retail investor who has just opened a trading account, should you be concerned about QIBs? Yes, you should be concerned about QIBs, particularly in the case of companies that you have already invested in. You need to check how often such companies raise finance from QIBs and why. That will tell you whether those companies are being managed well or not.
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