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Jio Leverage Play Pops Up at SBI as India Brokers Lure IPO Bets

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Jio Leverage Play Pops Up at SBI as India Brokers Lure IPO Bets

In a rare move for an Indian initial public offering, SBI Securities is offering a leveraged bet on the deal of Jio Platforms Ltd. — a sign of the intense competition among brokerages as the excitement over the debut is building to a fev…

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