The regulator had initiated adjudication proceedings against RTG for violating Sebi (Depositories and Participants) Regulations, among others.
While the proceedings were in progress, the firm had submitted an application for their settlement.
The settlement terms as proposed by RTG were considered by the regulator's internal committee and placed before the High Powered Advisory Committee (HPAC).
After considering the facts of the case, HPAC recommended for its settlement on payment of Rs 2.55 lakh by the firm.
However, Sebi said that enforcement action can be initiated against the firm if any representation made by it in the present settlement proceedings is subsequently discovered to be untrue.
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