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SEBI#39;s latest move now allows investors to come to exchanges directly, just as they could go to the MFU entirely on their own.

Thanks to popularity of SIPs, individual investors now hold a higher share of MF assets at around 53 percent of total AUM as of December-end

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However, the pace of growth in folio numbers dropped in 2019 as compared to preceding three years. Industry experts attributed the trend to decline in investors account in debt oriented schemes as they were spooked by credit events in fixed income market.

Geojit has come out with its report on SBI Cards. The research firm has recommended to "Subscribe#39;#39; the IPO in its research report as on February 27, 2020

Ajcon Global has come out with its report on SBI Cards. The research firm has recommended to "Subscribe#39;#39; the IPO in its research report as on February 27, 2020

Arihant Capital has come out with its report on SBI Cards. The research firm has recommended to "Subscribe#39;#39; the IPO in its research report as on February 27, 2020

Hem Securities has come out with its report on SBI Cards. The research firm has recommended to "Subscribe#39;#39; the IPO in its research report as on February 27, 2020

LKP Research has come out with its report on SBI Cards. The research firm has recommended to "Subscribe#39;#39; the IPO in its research report as on February 27, 2020

SPA Securities has come out with its report on SBI Cards. The research firm has recommended to "Subscribe#39;#39; the IPO in its research report as on February 27, 2020

Mehta Equities has come out with its report on SBI Cards. The research firm has recommended to "Subscribe#39;#39; the IPO in its research report as on February 27, 2020

Angel Broking has come out with its report on SBI Cards. The research firm has recommended to "Subscribe#39;#39; the IPO in its research report as on February 27, 2020

YES Securities has come out with its report on SBI Cards. The research firm has recommended to "Subscribe#39;#39; the IPO in its research report as on February 26, 2020

The issue will close on March 6. Company proposed to utilise the net fresh issue proceeds towards reduction of the aggregate outstanding borrowings.

The company plans to issue new shares worth Rs 5 billion and will offer up to 130.5 million shares for sale, the prospectus, dated February 18, showed.

A report noted that SBI is likely to raise Rs 2,780-2,880 crore with this IPO.

The offer for sale includes up to 3,72,93,371 equity shares by SBI and up to 9,32,33,427 equity shares by CA Rover Holdings.

The Rs 1,400-crore public issue was subscribed 62 percent despite extending the subscription period twice since its opening, and reducing the price band to Rs 71-77, down from Rs 72-77 earlier.

After the issue, government shareholding in the company will reduce to 74.96 percent from 90 percent.