Tata Sons IPO may spotlight some low-key crorepatis

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The Reserve Bank of India has rejected Tata Sons application to surrender its core investment company registration and remain outside the regulatory framework applicable to upper-layer non-banking finance companies. The decision effectively requires Tata Sons to comply with the applicable regulations, including the requirement to list.

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