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Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi)
SEBI is a statutory body and a market regulator, which controls the securities market in India. The basic functions of Sebi is to protect the interests of investors in securities and to promote and regulate the securities market. Sebi is run by its board of members. The board consists of a Chairman and several other whole time and part time members. The chairman is nominated by the union government. The others include two members from the finance ministry, one member from Reserve Bank of India and five other members are also nominated by the Centre. The headquarters of Sebi is situated in Mumbai and the regional offices are located in Ahmedabad, Kolkata, Chennai and Delhi.History of Sebi
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The clarification came after the country's opposition party alleged that Buch continued to draw a salary from the bank
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The circular introduces specific timelines for dealing with appeals made by companies regarding rating actions carried out during periodic surveillance of ratings
On June 26th, the Sebi issued show-cause notices to Hindenburg Research LLC, US-based hedge fund manager Mark E Kingdon, and four others
The deadline was sought by the regulator to complete the probe of the allegations in the Hindenburg report.
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In two separate orders, Sebi found that these entities were engaged in the business of providing investment advice to their clients, for consideration, without obtaining Sebi's registration
However, relaxation has been provided to the listed public sector companies from strict compliance with the requirement of three months' time
This information should also be there in publications, Know Your Client (KYC) forms, client agreements, statements and in any other form of correspondence with the client
This came after Sebi returned Go Digit's draft IPO (Initial Public Offering) papers on January 30 and asked the company to refile the documents with certain updates
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Bars usage of superlative terms, projections, past performance and in some cases even comparisons
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Industry experts say it could help attract global players