A new IPO or sukuk issue matching the investor's own holdings opens. The subscription window is time-critical (a visual window cue), but subscribing to securities is a Tier-3 decision — so it routes to the advisor, never an in-app "subscribe." This is the only nudge in the set triggered by a market event, not the investor's balances or dates.
The nudge fires only when a new issue genuinely matches the investor's existing holdings/profile — not for every IPO. They review it with their advisor, ask to be reminded before the window closes, or pass. Subscribing to securities is Tier-3, so it routes to a human.
Tap anything in the phone. Walk the guided path with the arrows, or try Review this new issue → Talk it through with my advisor, then open the bell to see the outcome recorded.
NMDC Energy · IPO on ADX · subscription 24 June – 1 July · indicative price range and allocation terms are set out in the prospectus.
We've shared your interest in the NMDC Energy issue with your advisor to review with you. Nothing is subscribed without your say-so. No advisor? We'll arrange a callback before the window closes.
We'll remind you 2 days before the subscription window closes, so the decision doesn't slip.
We won't surface this issue again. New issues that match your holdings can still appear in your Nudges center when they come up.
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An IPO (initial public offering) or new issue is the first time a company or fund offers securities to investors, during a set subscription window. Allocations aren't guaranteed, and the price can move once it lists. Because it involves securities, a licensed advisor reviews whether it suits your portfolio before you decide.
The habit here is letting the app filter the noise. Markets are full of hot-IPO hype; the investor learns that what surfaces here is curated to their own holdings and always vetted by a human — so they stop chasing every issue themselves.