Khushboo Tiwari

MD & CEO Chauhan says India's growth will drive the exchange

Widens FPI access to non-agri commodity derivatives

Sebi chairman says banks and capital markets are complementary, while the regulator looks at margins and longer-term products to make derivatives trading more balanced

MSE will admit NSE shares under the 'permitted to trade' category from September 24, a move industry experts say could help bring additional volumes to the exchange

Justice PS Dinesh Kumar says merchant bankers must maintain professional distance, conduct proper due diligence and advise clients within the framework of law

Markets regulator will also review ICDR norms, including price bands and advertising requirements, as it seeks to simplify processes and lower public issue costs

Banker fees accounted for nearly half of NSE's Rs 392.12 crore offer-related expenses, while advertising and marketing emerged as the second-largest cost head

Sebi had sent show-cause notices to the companies in February 2024 for alleged lapses in disclosure of certain related-party transactions, highlighted in the Hindenburg report

Sebi is working on simpler digital onboarding, wider FPI participation in commodity derivatives and depository receipts against units of REITs and InvITs

Institutional portion subscribed 12.68 times; retail crosses quota

AIF commitments rose nearly 3.5 per cent from March and 23.6 per cent year-on-year, while total investments crossed Rs 7 trillion for the first time

Reforms for debt segment and accredited investors are also on cards; gift cards for MFs may not be approved

The sharp rise follows higher STT rates effective from April 1, with the levy on futures raised to 0.05% and that on options premium turnover increased to 0.15%

MTF books at Angel One and Groww have grown strongly, providing brokerages an offset as overall trading volumes remain below the highs recorded in the June quarter

NSE's closing auction session recorded its second-highest turnover since its introduction, as the rebalancing of FTSE indices drove trading activity on Thursday

The ₹22,560 crore IPO received bids for 38 million shares against 88.6 million on offer, with the non-institutional investor portion subscribed 72 per cent

Brokers in discussion with the market regulator as the charge raises operational cost

UPI carries 0.02% MDR, capped at ₹300, while netbanking costs ₹8-12, negotiated between banks and payment service providers

Exchange allocated 37.79 million shares at Rs 1,785 each to 189 investors, with offshore institutions taking 43 per cent and domestic mutual funds nearly 37 per cent

Swedish private equity firm expects data centres to draw $30 billion, with the balance allocated to renewable energy and private equity investments across India by 2030.