Overall PMS assets have been on the rise amid buoyant markets
The scheme ends on January 19, 2023; terms and conditions will be made available on date of commencement
Stock exchanges to put a structure of financial disincentives for non-compliance by brokers
Detects breach of clearing fee rules, issue of contracts without bidding process and vendor payments without supporting bills
Any delay in dividend payment beyond seven working days to attract interest charge at 15% a year; investors to get redemption money within three working days, from 10 earlier
The market capitalisation of the equity market is almost Rs 290 trillion, but the corporate outstanding is at Rs 40 trillion, indicating more traction is needed on the debt side
The bank holds 15.22 per cent stake in UTI AMC worth around Rs 1300 crore at current valuation
Additionally, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is also planning similar norms for online financial advice providers or finfluencers
However, the timeline issue for many FPIs remains, as the relaxation still compels them to book forex during non-market hours
Parekh said the voting process of shareholders on the proposed merger has received "fair amount of votes" from shareholders already
Scheme provides a settlement opportunity to entities that have executed trade reversals in stock options from April 2014 to Sept 2015, and against whom adjudication proceedings are pending
The AMC had suspended fresh subscriptions to these schemes in Jan after the MF industry came close to breaching global investment limit
The offer, for 16.7 million shares at Rs 294 apiece, will close on December 5. The size of the open offer is nearly Rs 493 crore
Last month, the Adani group had written to Sebi, re-affirming its commitment to complete the open offer process for additional shares in NDTV
Capital markets regulator Sebi is planning to overhaul the existing investors complaint system SCORES by introducing a newer version of its website and mobile application features. In this regard, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has invited expressions of interest (EoIs) from interested parties to replace the old system with a new version, according to a notice on Friday. SCORES (SEBI Complaints Redressal System) is an online platform designed to help investors lodge their complaints pertaining to the securities market, mainly against listed companies and registered intermediaries. It was made operational in June 2011. All complaints received through SCORES are dealt with in a time-bound manner. In the latest version, interested candidates would develop a new website and mobile application for investors to lodge their grievances in a more efficient and easy manner. Complainants will have the facility to check status of complaints, send reminders and lodge appeals
Merely giving disclaimers may not guard finfluencers from regulatory action
The sweeping proposals are part of a consultation paper floated by Sebi on which comments from the stakeholders have been sought till December 1
Since corporate frauds are inevitable to happen, principle and rule-based regulations are not effective remedy to curb such criminalities but more preventive measures are needed, a senior Sebi official said here on Thursday. Admitting that all companies, both publicly traded as well as privately held are vulnerable and susceptible to frauds, SK Mohanty, a whole-time member at the Securities and Exchange Board said the regulator is taking multiple measures to curb frauds and strengthening its enforcement mechanism. Addressing a seminar on corporate frauds organized by the industry lobby CII, he said diversion of funds leads to erosion of wealth for shareholders and also leads to ethical crisis and reputational risk for both regulators as well as regulated entities. Emphasising that frauds are neutral and can take place in any company irrespective of whether it is listed or not, and more so, in the wake of instances of digital data thefts and technological risks, Mohanty expressed ...
According to a survey, 47 per cent respondents considered lack of visibility over third parties as the biggest concern to bribery and corruption
IHH indicated last week that it was ready to go ahead with the stalled open offer if the capital markets regulator allowed it