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DBS Bank India Limited

Lead Manager 1 IPOs Managed

SEBI Registered Merchant Banker  ·  Mainboard: 1

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Total IPOs Managed

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Avg Listing Gain

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Mainboard IPOs

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SME IPOs

About DBS Bank India Limited

DBS Bank India Limited (DBIL) is a key subsidiary of DBS Bank, Singapore’s leading financial services group. Frequently recognized as one of Asia's safest and most resilient banks, the Indian entity bridges local expertise with a massive regional network. It operates as a full-service banking institution, catering to a wide spectrum of clients from individual retail users to large multinational corporations.

Service Ecosystem
The bank’s operations are organized into specialized segments designed to provide end-to-end financial solutions:

  • Equity Capital Markets: Managing the complete lifecycle of equity transactions, including Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) and rights issues.
  • Institutional & Corporate Banking: Offering trade finance, supply chain solutions, and bespoke advisory for SMEs and large enterprises.
  • Global Transaction Services: Handling complex cash management, digital payments, and custody services.
  • Wealth Management (DBS Treasures): Providing premium, personalized banking and investment strategies for high-net-worth clients.

Strategic Role & Regulatory Standing
In the Indian capital markets, DBS Bank India is registered with SEBI as a Category I Merchant Banker. This status empowers the firm to act as a lead manager for public issues, helping Indian companies tap into both domestic and international pools of capital through its extensive distribution network across Asia.

Corporate Information
Entity Name: DBS Bank India Limited
Registered Office: Ground Floor, Nos. 11 & 12, Capitol Point, Baba Kharak Singh Marg, Connaught Place, New Delhi – 110001.
Mumbai Correspondence: 18th Floor, Express Towers, Nariman Point, Mumbai – 400021.
SEBI Registration: INM000012892 (Merchant Banking)
Digital Gateway: www.dbs.com/in
Corporate Contact: +91 22 6629 7546

IPOs Managed by DBS Bank India Limited (1 total)

IPO Segment Open Date Issue Size Issue Price Subscription Listing Gain Listing Date
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What Does a Lead Manager Do in an IPO?

A lead manager, also known as a merchant banker, is a SEBI-registered financial institution appointed by a company to manage its Initial Public Offering (IPO). The lead manager plays a central role in taking a company from the decision to go public all the way to its listing on BSE or NSE.

Key responsibilities of a lead manager include conducting due diligence on the issuer company, preparing the DRHP (Draft Red Herring Prospectus), filing documents with SEBI, setting the price band, managing the book building process, coordinating with stock exchanges, registrars, and bankers, and ensuring the IPO opens and closes smoothly.

The quality of the lead manager often influences investor confidence in the IPO. Reputed merchant bankers like SBI Capital, Axis Capital, IIFL, and others have a track record of managing successful listings. However, it is always advisable to evaluate the issuer company's fundamentals independently before applying to any IPO.

Disclaimer

IPO data shown on this page is for informational purposes only. Past performance of IPOs managed by a merchant banker does not guarantee future results. Always read the prospectus and consult a SEBI-registered financial advisor before investing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the role of a lead manager in an IPO?

A lead manager (merchant banker) is a SEBI-registered entity responsible for managing the entire IPO process — from due diligence and DRHP preparation, to filing with SEBI, setting the price band, managing book building, and coordinating the listing on BSE or NSE. They act as the primary intermediary between the issuer company and the investing public.

How many IPOs has DBS Bank India Limited managed?

DBS Bank India Limited has managed 1 IPO tracked on IPO Rise. You can view the complete list, subscription data, and listing performance in the table above.

Is a high-subscription IPO always a sign of a good lead manager?

High subscription reflects investor demand, which is shaped by company fundamentals, valuation, grey market sentiment, and broader market conditions. A capable lead manager contributes to better price discovery and institutional interest. However, subscription numbers alone are not a reliable measure of lead manager quality — evaluate the issuer independently.

How can I check the SEBI registration of a merchant banker?

You can verify the SEBI registration of any merchant banker on the official SEBI website (sebi.gov.in) under the "Intermediaries/Market Infrastructure Institutions" section. All SEBI-registered merchant bankers are listed with their registration number, validity, and contact details.