Capital markets regulator Sebi on Wednesday came out with a "stricter timeline" for disclosure of material events or information by listed companies and introduced criteria for determining the materiality of events. The new framework will become effective from July 15, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) said in a circular. Under the framework, the regulator asked listed companies to disclose family settlement agreements, which can impact the management and control of such firms to stock exchanges. These agreements need to be disclosed within 12 hours in case a listed entity is a party and within 24 hours where the listed entity is not a party. Further, for material events or information which emanate from the listed entity, including those related to acquisitions, Scheme of Arrangement, consolidation of shares, and buyback of securities, the timeline for disclosure by the entity has been reduced from 24 hours to 12 hours. In case of information that emanates from a .
Capital markets regulator Sebi on Wednesday said it will auction 22 properties belonging to Bishal Group of companies and NVD Solar on August 14 to recover money illegally collected from investors. The properties will be auctioned at a reserve price of nearly Rs 37 crore, according to a public notice issued by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi). Of the 22 properties, 17 relate to Bishal Group of companies (Bishal Abasan India Ltd, Bishal Distillers Ld, Bishal Agri-Bio Industries Ltd, Bishal Horticulture and Animal Projects Ltd) and five pertain to NVD Solar. These properties include land parcels, flats and a residential building located in West Bengal. Inviting bids for the sale of properties in the recovery proceedings against the companies and their promoters and directors, Sebi said the auction will be conducted online on August 14 from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm. Adroit Technical Services has been appointed as the e-auction service provider. The regulator has asked
The Supreme Court will hear the ongoing Adani-Hindenburg case on Tuesday. The regulator has until Aug. 14 to submit its report
Markets regulator Sebi has settled a case with an individual on payment of nearly Rs 46 lakh as settlement amount in relation to alleged violation of certain norms related to prohibition of unfair trade practices. Sebi had received a complaint from Finsec Law Advisors alleging that Pawan N Agarwal and two others had violated certain provisions of PFUTP (Prohibition of Fraudulent and Unfair Trade Practices) regulations with respect to trades of its client Aequitas. Aequitas is a Mumbai-based boutique investment firm. "Pursuant to the investigation, it was observed that Pawan N Agarwal... had mirrored certain trades of Aequitas and thereby violated the provisions... PFUTP Regulations," the watchdog said while modifying a recent order through a corrigendum. Earlier, it was alleged that the individual had violated provisions of PFUTP by engaging in front running/ mirror trading of trades. The individual paid Rs 45,99,600 as the settlement amount. Earlier, Sebi order had said the ...
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This comes after Bloomberg reported that US regulators are probing the representations made by Adani Group to American investors after Hindenburg report accused it of manipulating stock prices
The market regulator is doing this to identify the investors and the source of the money
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Sebi had banned the Karvy and its promoters from the market for seven years through its order in April this year
Sebi has reconstituted its intermediary advisory committee, which suggests on matters pertaining to changes in legal framework and enhancing transparency in systems and procedures of market intermediaries including stock brokers, depository participants and clearing members. Rejigging its committee, the capital markets regulator said the panel will continue to be chaired by S Ravindran Jain, former executive director at Sebi. Also, the regulator has inducted new members in the panel. The 21-member committee has representation from the brokerage industry, financial institutions, legal fields and Sebi's members, as per the information available with the markets watchdog. The regulator has inducted several new members including Nithin Kamath, founder and chief executive officer (CEO) of Zerodha Broking and Groww's CEO Lalit Keshre. Further, Ashish Chauhan, managing director and CEO of National Stock Exchange (NSE); Sundararaman Ramamurthy, MD and CEO of BSE; Narendra Wadhwa, President
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While granting the extension, CJI DY Chandrachud said that the proceedings shall be listed after the summer recess
In April, Sebi moved the SC and sought a six-month extension to complete its probe
The expert panel looking into the matter is chaired by former Supreme Court judge AM Sapre
IDs are responsible for both legal and regulatory obligations. They can raise red flags and register their disagreement on board matters
In interim order, regulator says company painted a 'rosy picture' of its financial statements
Some believe alternative investment funds may face teething issue but the regulatory changes will eventually improve governance
Sebi has provided a period of 21 days to the company, promoters CK Baljee and Keshav Baljee, and CFO Amit Jaiswal to file their reply or objections
To strengthen corporate governance norms, Sebi decided to end the practice of individuals having permanent seats on boards of listed companies
Decision taken on the basis of assessment of accounts where it has not been updated yet, says Sebi