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Of face value Re 1/- each
The Finance Ministry will review the capital infusion requirements of PSU banks after September and there will be separate allocation for recapitalisation in the general Budget likely to be presented in July.
Markets regulator Sebi Friday partially relaxed the order against OPG Securities and three directors in co-location facility case by allowing the stock broker to close open positions in the F&O and currency derivatives segments within two months. On Tuesday, the Sebi had barred OPG Securities and its three directors from markets for five years and asked them to disgorge illegal gains worth Rs 15.57 crore along with 12 per cent annual interest for gaining unfair advantage over other trading members by connecting to secondary server on daily basis without valid reasons in NSE's co-location facility. Following the order, it is understood that OPG Securities is holding open positions in the futures and options (F&O) and currency derivatives segments at the end of trading on April 30, 2019, which need to be closed, the regulator said. Accordingly, "the directions issued vide the final order shall stand relaxed for the limited purpose of allowing the Noticees to close the open ...
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