Brickwork will also have to ensure their chief regulatory officer, analysts and persons involved in the rating process undergo in-depth training
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The Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) has refused to give interim relief to Punit Goenka, former chief of Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd, against a Sebi order that barred him from holding key positions in four Zee group firms and in the merged entity of ZEEL and Sony Pictures Networks India. "After hearing the learned senior counsel for the parties at some length, we are of the opinion that the matter has to be decided finally. We, consequently, direct the respondent (Sebi) to file a reply by Monday, September 4, 2023," the bench of Presiding Officer Justice Tarun Agarwala and Technical Member Meera Swarup said in their order passed on Wednesday. The matter will be listed for final disposal on September 8, the appellate tribunal said in its order uploaded on its website on Thursday. Goenka moved SAT last week challenging capital markets regulator Sebi's confirmatory order passed on August 14. In its order, Sebi restrained Goenka and his father Subhash Chandra from holding the
Directs firm to file a reply within three weeks in case involving alleged siphoning of funds
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) investigated 144 cases in the financial year 2022-23 (FY23) compared to 59 in the previous year
The regulator saw a remarkable drop in the number of pending cases -- from 426 at the end of FY22 to just 160 in FY23
Refusing to grant a stay on the notice, the tribunal pointed out that there was no urgency and asked the original matter to be heard as scheduled previously
Allows regulator to appoint authorized officer higher in position than WTM to decide on the matter
Company will have to follow Sebi's January 2021 directions within six months
Tribunal was comparing latest order with previous one for which it issued directions in Jan; quashes fine imposed by Sebi officer, says same violation cannot suffer two penalties
Tribunal directs founders to respond within two weeks; asks Sebi to appoint new WTM to probe the matter
In an interim relief to IIFL Securities, the Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) has stayed market regulator Sebi's order that banned the broking house from onboarding new clients for two years. The order came after IIFL Securities, earlier known as India Infoline Ltd, filed an appeal against the order passed by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi). In an order uploaded on its website on Wednesday, the appellate tribunal has stayed the order passed by Sebi. The matter has been listed for final disposal on August 23. The capital markets regulator, on June 19, prohibited IIFL Securities from taking up new clients for two years for alleged mis-utilisation of client funds. In its order, Sebi found that IIFL failed to segregate its own funds from clients' funds, misused the funds of its credit balance clients for settlement of its proprietary trades as well as the trades of its debit balance clients from April 2011 to June 2014, and the said violations were again noticed .
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Tribunal will soon pronounce if the bar on Chandra & Goenka from holding key positions can be lifted
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Refuses to take on record additional affidavit filed by Sebi in the matter
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Directs regulator to issue fresh order on penalty while upholding certain violations
In two separate orders, Sebi alleged that PNBFIL and CCIL did not make adequate disclosures about their promoter entities