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Allan Gray Ltd., which oversees $29 billion in assets, favors Nigerian stocks over South Korean equities, as they offer a diversification play from the artificial-intelligence frenzy that has swept markets from Wall Street to Asia.
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In a significant regulatory update, Sebi has extended the timeline by six months for companies to adjust their issue sizes without the need for new approvals.
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