The larger question is whether India's F&O market serves any real purpose
Other regulators should follow Sebi's lead in explicitly stating that once a client completes KYC with one intermediary, they shouldn't have to repeat the process with another
Sebi clarified that these entities would continue to be liable for anything done or omitted to be done as investment advisers despite the cancellation of registration
The relaxation from sending physical copies of financials will result in cost savings and prevent paper wastage. Also, this would lead to regulatory consistency and ease of doing business
The Badla system was a hybrid cash & futures trading product. It was offered on the BSE, and had been an age-old system for trading on margin
Bengaluru-based The Executive Centre (TEC) plans to raise Rs 2,600 crore via a fresh issue of equity shares and has filed its Draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP) with SEBI for the proposed issue
Market regulator and public shareholders accuse industrial gases firm of splitting hairs to escape scrutiny over dealings with its arm
Earlier this month, Sebi had temporarily barred Jane Street from accessing Indian markets, accusing the firm of manipulating the popular Bank Nifty index
Trai, along with sectoral regulators, discussed measures to curb spam and fraud, including a phased transition to the 1600-series for commercial calls and a new digital consent mechanism
Over the years, the number of unique investors in India's capital markets has risen sharply from 4.2 crore in March 2020 to 13 crore to date
The company also said it had an exposure of Rs 700 crore to the crisis-hit Gensol Engineering and it has already recovered a little over Rs 100 crore by way of various instruments
Sebi's plan to let AMCs manage non-broad-based pooled funds without PMS licences has sparked debate over regulatory parity, competitive fairness, and market safeguards
Sebi cautions investors against dabba trading, an illegal off-market activity, following an unregulated advertisement and assures action against those involved
Sebi confirms that Jane Street has complied with its directions to cease unfair trading practices and deposited ₹4,843.57 crore in an escrow account to resume operations in the domestic market
Financial literacy should not be an occasional campaign or an app feature-it must be an ongoing, evolving journey
Market regulator Sebi alleges Jane Street used coordinated trades to distort index prices and profit from expiry-day volatility. The firm denies wrongdoing and has challenged the ban
Institutional investors wary of midcap valuations, regulatory risks, and global cues; manufacturing seen as key investment theme
But bourses to closely monitor company's future dealings on ongoing basis
Today's opinion page discusses the recent clampdown on Jane Street, government transparency, India's milk market, and the future of Mumbai's real estate because of climate change
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