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RIL's 'rights entitlement' sees massive demand in secondary market

Investors paid as much as Rs 212 to trade their 'rights entitlement' for an attractive price

Financial firms' clout wanes after coronavirus-triggered market fall

During the start of the year, private banks alone accounted for a fourth of the index weight

RIL mega issue to put Sebi's 'rights entitlement' platform to test

First issue since introduction of trading platform that allows eligible shareholders to sell their entitlement

Shareholders unhappy with virtual AGM concept, but little choice available

The Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) had clarified earlier this month that it would be allowing the meetings to be conducted online because of Covid-19

Street signs: Banking stocks under pressure, FPI tally gets skewed and more

The performance of banking stocks is likely to weigh on the markets

Franklin Templeton issues apology to Sebi for global chief's remarks

Stung by the comments made by the global chief, market regulator on Thursday issued a press release defending the new rules it introduced in October last year

GSK sells its entire 5.7% holding in HUL for over Rs 25,000 crore

More than 133 million shares of HUL were sold in the Rs 1,900-1,950 range, via multiple large transactions in morning trade

Return money to investors as soon as possible: Sebi to Franklin Templeton

Over Rs 25,000 crore ($3.3 billion) worth of investments belonging to 300,000 investors are currently stuck in the six debt schemes wound up by the fund house

Returns of rights issue subscribers a mixed bag for investors since 2019

Rights issue is a mechanism available for listed firms to raise money by offering existing shareholders new equity shares

Equities find their feet after March rampage on reassurance from Fed

Bourses cap April with 14.7% gains, best since '09

MFs' risk aversion towards NBFCs continues, exposure falls to 19% in March

The overall sectoral exposure to NBFCs, including housing finance companies, fell to 19% in March 2020

Franklin fiasco: Gilt funds emerge as star in troubled debt MF pack

One-year return for fund category is 17 per cent

Sebi slashes fees on trading, filing documents to boost market activity

The broker turnover fee has been slashed by 50 per cent of the existing fee structure

IndusInd shares fall after overseas investors breach buying limit

IndusInd Bank was added to the so-called 'red flag' list two weeks ago after FPI shareholding crossed 71 per cent

Sebi grants breather to firms, extends expiration date for IPO approvals

At present, the approvals given to IPOs are valid for a period of 12 months from the date of Sebi's final "observation". This has been extended by six months

Sebi extends trading curbs to contain market volatility till May end

Market regulator has introduced curbs on short selling, increased margins and penalties

Street signs: Auto stocks on investors' radar, Gold ETFs outflow, and more

Private sector lender IndusInd Bank has caught the fancy of overseas investors

Market pricier than previous crisis levels despite grim growth outlook

However, the virtual shutdown of the economy and the question mark surrounding the return to normalcy mean the markets are not yet out of the woods

FTSE Russell proposes to raise India's weight in its global indices

Move follows MSCI step, inflows may rise by $2 billion

Chinese investment into Indian markets amid meltdown draws Sebi's attention

The issue surfaced after the shareholding pattern disclosed by HDFC showed the People's Bank of China had hiked its stake in the mortgage lender during the March quarter