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Khushboo Tiwari is a special correspondent with Business Standard. She reports on the capital markets, regulatory developments at Sebi and IFSCA, market intermediaries, and legal matters involving corporate houses. Earlier, she worked in broadcast news for over five years. In her free time, she prefers to paint, sketch, trek, and catch up on on her reading and writing. Tiwari likes to explore off-beat places and learn new languages. She is a post-graduate from the Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC).
Khushboo Tiwari is a special correspondent with Business Standard. She reports on the capital markets, regulatory developments at Sebi and IFSCA, market intermediaries, and legal matters involving corporate houses. Earlier, she worked in broadcast news for over five years. In her free time, she prefers to paint, sketch, trek, and catch up on on her reading and writing. Tiwari likes to explore off-beat places and learn new languages. She is a post-graduate from the Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC).
Find support from market participants; Adani group dubs latest report mischievous
Says fund in which the Buchs invested focused on debt, maintains no investor had any role in its ops
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has intensified its crackdown on financial influencers who spread misinformation or violate its guidelines
Regulator asks investors to exercise due diligence before reacting to reports
Amidst allegations from Hindenburg, the couple stated that they never had exposure to Adani firms
Custodians say investment in Adani-linked offshore fund could be a case of bad luck
The Sebi chief has 'strongly' denied Hindenburg's fresh allegations terming it 'baseless insinuations' which is 'devoid of any truth'
Regulator says it faces difficulty in recovering dues worth over Rs 76,000 crore
However, chairperson Saluja prohibited from exercising pending ESOPs
Stricter F&O rules could lead a shift in volumes, says NSE CEO
Of the latest 10 million additions, 42 per cent are from North India, followed by those in the western areas at 25 per cent
Sebi allows AMCs to pay expenses of very small value but high volume out of the AMC's books up to a maximum of 2 basis points of the respective scheme's assets under management
Complete ban on use of derivatives; will be made to furnish granular disclosures
Doubling of trading turnover boosts revenues, profits for both bourses
This is the fourth month in this calendar year when the new additions have remained above 4 million
The move follows directions passed last month by the Securities Appellate Tribunal and an order issued in June by Sebi against the management
Sebi had specified thresholds such as over 50 per cent exposure by an FPI in a single corporate group or Rs 25,000 crore equity exposure in India
Slew of relaxation to bring more under the formal fold
Fund houses to put in place whistle-blower policy, top management to shoulder more responsibilities
The move is to facilitate fast credit and trading of shares allotted during the bonus issue and reduce investors' risk of market volatility due to any delay in the credit