Markets regulator plans to make Industry Standards Forum a permanent feature
Consolidated profit was 2.60 billion rupees ($31.38 million) for the quarter ended Dec. 31, compared with 2.28 billion rupees a year earlier, according to an exchange filing
In a communication to brokerages, CDSL has also issued the operational modalities for the mechanism
To promote ease of doing business, capital markets regulator Sebi on Tuesday tweaked the framework requiring stock brokers or clearing members to upstream clients' funds to clearing corporations. This came after Sebi received representations from various stakeholders -- stock brokers, and brokers' associations citing certain operational difficulties in implementation of the framework. Addressing the issue, Sebi said that stock brokers (SBs) or clearing members (CMs) will upstream all the clients' clear credit balances to clearing corporations (CCs) on the End of Day (EOD) basis. Such upstreaming will be done only in the form of either cash, lien on Fixed Deposit Receipts (FDRs) created out of clients' funds, or pledge of units of Mutual Fund Overnight Schemes (MFOS) created out of clients' funds. Stock brokers are required to maintain designated client bank account to receive funds from their clients. The nomenclature of all such accounts will be changed to either of the two ...
Angel One's client base grew 51.3 per cent year-on-year (Y-o-Y) to 18.45 million
Investors and clients of the broker will be required to acknowledge these new truncated conditions
Traders must look for a platform that is robust and cost effective
Entities already registered with the stock exchange under any of the segments will not have to pay the deposit again
Groww set to become number one in active investors, but Zerodha remains most profitable
A subpar monsoon in one year is unlikely to cause a meaningful dent in major cereal production, a spike in inflation, or a deceleration in FMCG growth, says IIFL Research
Walmart-owned fintech firm said what differentiates its stock broking platform 'Share.Market' is that it elevates discount broking by combining research, convenience and technology
SJVN, Tata Teleservices (Maharashtra) and TV18 Broadcast may rise 50 per cent on resilient charts
Trend among these buzzing stocks remain optimistic, as per their respective charts
Shares related to Chandrayaan-3 may rise up to 15 per cent in the upcoming sessions, as per their respective technical chart patterns
The Mid-cap index is displaying robust momentum, with price action headed towards 40,000-level.
Trend remains optimistic in RIL, ONGC, M&M, KEX and Titan shares, as per their respective charts.
Barring Varun Beverages that reached a new all-time high and Colgate Palmolive (India), other FMCG stocks trade fragile.
Barring Cummins India, which did perform in the current year but the present structure shows sluggishness; all other stocks included in MSCI index are poised for the next bull-run.
Zee Entertainment hits fresh 52-week high post approval by NCLT
Capital markets regulator Sebi has cancelled the registration of MMTC Ltd as a stock broker for its involvement in illegal "paired contracts" in a case pertaining to now defunct National Spot Exchange Ltd (NSEL). While cancelling the licence, Sebi directed MMTC to allow its existing clients to withdraw or transfer their securities or funds held by it within 15 days. In case a client fails to do so, the broker will transfer the funds and securities of such clients to another registered broker in the next 15 days under advice to the said clients, Sebi said in its order on Wednesday. Going by the order, MMTC is a commodity derivatives broker registered with Sebi, from December 2015 and is currently a member of the Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd (MCX). The broker made an application in September 2019 for surrendering its membership of MCX. However, the surrender application of MMTC is still pending with MCX. In its order, Sebi said MMTC traded in "paired contracts", which did n