Some believe alternative investment funds may face teething issue but the regulatory changes will eventually improve governance
Sebi has provided a period of 21 days to the company, promoters CK Baljee and Keshav Baljee, and CFO Amit Jaiswal to file their reply or objections
To strengthen corporate governance norms, Sebi decided to end the practice of individuals having permanent seats on boards of listed companies
Decision taken on the basis of assessment of accounts where it has not been updated yet, says Sebi
The plans by both nations have become more significant in the wake of the convulsions expected in the global financial market with the sudden collapse of the Silicon Valley Bank
Adani-Hindenburg saga may be discussed
After the Paytm's IPO fiasco, Sebi has turned cautious while giving clearance to the initial share sales as it has returned the preliminary papers of half a dozen companies, including Oravel Stays, which operates hospitality chain OYO, in over two months. These companies have been asked to re-file their draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) with certain updates. Apart from OYO, the firms whose draft papers have been returned by the regulator are -- Go Digit General Insurance Ltd, a firm backed by Canada-based Fairfax Group; home-grown mobile maker Lava International; B2B payments and services provider Paymate India; Fincare Small Finance Bank India and integrated services company BVG India, according to an analysis of data with Sebi . The six companies had filed their preliminary initial public offering (IPO) papers with Sebi between September 2021 and May 2022 and their papers were returned during January-March (till March 10). Together, these companies were hoping to raise at least
Capital markets regulator Sebi on Friday came out with simplified procedural requirements for processing investors' service requests by registrar and share transfer agents (RTAs) to push ease of doing business. In addition, the regulator has issued framework for furnishing PAN, KYC (Know Your Client) details and nomination by holders of physical securities. This came after Sebi received representations from investors regarding difficulties being faced by them with regard to certain procedural aspects of guidelines and varied interpretations pertaining to the documentation required for processing investor service requests. The new framework would come into force from April 1, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) said in a circular. The regulator has made it mandatory for all holders of physical securities in listed companies to furnish PAN, nomination, contact details, bank account details and specimen signature for their corresponding folio numbers. The folios or inve
Experts said the amendments will give Sebi increased powers to seek information from overseas funds
Currently, Tata Motors holds 74.42 per cent stake in Tata Technologies, while Alpha TC Holdings which is a singapore-based investement firm managed by Tata Capital Advisors owns 8.96 per cent
With an aim to recover fines from elusive offenders, capital markets regulator Sebi on Thursday introduced a reward system for up to Rs 20 lakh to informants for sharing information about the assets of defaulters. The reward may be granted in two stages -- interim and final. While the interim reward amount will not exceed two and a half per-cent of the reserve price of the asset regarding which tips was provided or Rs 5 lakh, whichever is less and the final reward amount will not exceed 10 per cent of the dues recovered or Rs 20 lakh, whichever is less. Coming out with guidelines on grant of reward to an informant who provides credible information about the assets of the defaulter under recovery proceedings, Sebi said, "information and the identity provided by the informant or the reward paid to him shall be held in confidence." As per Sebi, a person will be considered to be an informant eligible for reward if he or she furnishes original information in relation to the asset of a .
The Supreme Court of India also ordered the formation of an investor-protection panel amid sharp falls in the Adani group's shares
Sebi on Tuesday cancelled the registration of four brokerage houses for facilitating its clients to trade on the platform of the now defunct National Spot Exchange Ltd (NSEL) in illegal 'paired contracts'. The brokerages whose registrations were cancelled were Share India Commodity Brokers, Sharewealth Commodities, CIL Commodities and Eureka Commodity Brokerage. By providing such a facility of taking exposure to 'paired contracts', the brokers exposed their clients to the risk involved in trading in a product that did not have regulatory approval, Sebi said in four separate orders. The acts by the brokers raised doubts on their competence to act as a registered securities market intermediaries, the orders noted. Accordingly, the regulator noted that these entities do not satisfy "fit and proper person" criteria for holding the certificate of registration as brokers in the securities market and cancelled the registration of the brokerage houses. This comes a day after Sebi cancelle
Eligible NPOs can begin by registering on the SSE segment. Post-onboarding, NPOs can initiate the fund mobilisation process by issuing instruments
Sebi's proposals on listing norms would aid transparency
The announcement has been made to safeguard investors from traders who claim to have services other than broking services without having the applicable registration
Baring Private Equity India Investment Manager LLP has settled with markets regulator Sebi a case pertaining to alleged flouting of AIF rules. This came after Baring Private Equity (noticee) proposed to settle the proceedings through a settlement order "without admitting or denying the findings". In the settlement order passed on Monday, Sebi said, "The instant adjudication proceedings initiated against Baring Private Equity India Investment Manager LLP vide SCN dated on May 12, 2022 is disposed of". The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) had initiated the adjudication proceedings for the alleged violation of AIF (Alternative Investment Fund) norms. Thereafter, the regulator issued a show cause notice (SCN) to the noticee on May 12, 2022, for violating AIF rules. Pending adjudication proceedings, the noticee filed a settlement application with Sebi to settle the case. The regulator recommended the settlement of instant proceedings upon payment of Rs 16.57 lakh. After t
Court asked regulator to file response detailing how a strong framework can be put in place
NSE asks asked brokers to check for suspicious transactions as derivative activity surges
A plea has been moved in the Supreme Court seeking a gag order to prevent media from publishing allegations in connection with the Adani group firms unless market regulator Sebi verifies them