The government, with a more than 45% stake in IDBI Bank, is currently classified as a co-promoter of the lender
Sebi noted the defaulters paid 0.09% expenses of the scheme out of 0.16% from their own books in case of DSP Nifty 50 ETF
The fund house along with five individuals pay Rs 3.93 crore for the settlement
The regulator has floated a fresh consultation paper proposing provisions for eligibility, disclosures and audit
The broking firm had misused securities from clients through unauthorised pledging which were used to raise funds from several banks
Industry players say some companies plan to re-file their DRHPs so that they can have another stab at listing
Last rejig of cyber security panel happened in September; decision to ramp up information systems panel follows difficulties faced by CDSL in settlement activities
Gandhar Oil Refinery (India) Limited has filed preliminary papers with the capital markets regulator Sebi to raise funds through an initial public offering (IPO). The IPO comprises fresh issue of equity shares worth Rs 357 crore and an offer for sale (OFS) of 1.2 crore by promoters and existing shareholders, according to the draf red herring prospectus (DRHP). Fund raising through the OFS component is expected to be Rs 500 crore, market sources said. Those offering shares in the OFS include promoters Ramesh Babulal Parekh, Kailash Parekh and Gulab Parekh and other shareholders, Fleet Line Shipping Services LLC, IDFC First Bank Limited, Denver Bldg Mat & Dcor TR LLC and Green Desert Real Estate Brokers. Proceeds from the fresh issue component will be used for payment of debt and for purchase of equipment and civil work required for expansion in capacity of automotive oil at Silvassa plant. In addition, funds will be utilised for expansion in capacity of petroleum jelly and ...
Online mutual fund platforms are set to get a go-ahead to charge transaction fee
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Buybacks will be undertaken through a separate window on stock exchanges until then
Market regulator also working on new discussion paper for ESG rating providers
Known for his successful efforts in restructuring the erstwhile Unit Trust of India into UTI AMC and Specified Undertaking of UTI (SUUTI), Meleveetil Damodaran chaired Sebi from Feb 2005 to Feb 2008
In the last six months with Sebi, he has delivered crucial orders in matters such as credit rating agencies, commodity brokers, and RTAs, among others
New framework proposes enhancing amount companies can repurchase vis-a-vis free reserves
Along with making the process completely online, Sebi has suggested measures for reducing cost
'Strong regulations are crucial for the orderly development of the market. Even a slip-up can break the trust of investors. We welcome the Sebi regulations'
Even seasoned investors should bet only 5-10% on such securities
Commodity Participant Association of India (CPAI) has urged capital markets regulator Sebi to facilitate uninterrupted hedging and trading in cotton futures contracts to market participants. This comes after Sebi in August suspended trading in all cotton futures contracts on commodity exchange MCX for one month to align the contract specifications with that of the market. Later, MCX informed that it is in process of modifying the cotton contract specification and no fresh position would be permitted in cotton January 2023 contracts and the subsequent expiry contracts till such time the revised contract specification gets finalised. In its letter to Sebi on Monday, CPAI said the current contract will expire on December 30, 2022, and will move into the delivery period five days before the expiry. The market participants and hedgers need to roll over the position into January 2023 onwards contract. The market participants are awaiting the notification for the modified contract ...
Less than 2% of such shares with IEPF make their way back to investors, shows data before Lok Sabha