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Gold EGRs vs gold ETFs: Which one should yellow metal investors choose?Gold has long been a trusted store of wealth in Indian households, valued both emotionally and financially. However, owning physical gold c...- Sebi mulls measures to ease dematerialise & transfer physical sharesMarkets regulator Sebi on Friday proposed measures to make it easier for investors to dematerialise physical shares and transfer them, espe...
- Sebi proposes demat for pre-public offer shareholdersSebi will amend rules to include these category of shareholders, so as to bring more shareholders under the dematerialisation mode and redu...
- Sebi moots demat requirement for directors, KMPs ahead of IPOSEBI has proposed that certain shareholders, including directors, key managerial personnel, and current employees, must hold their shares i...
- Sebi mulls demat mandate for new shares post splitsRules currently allow listed companies to issue securities in the physical mode in case of consolidation of the face value of securities, d...
- Sebi proposes mandatory dematerialisation of securities in case of stock split, consolidationIf an investor lacks a demat account, the issuer company will be obligated to open a separate demat account with a suitable ownership ledge...
- How to convert your physical paper shares to dematHere's a complete step-by-step process to convert physical shares into demat form.
- From April 1, shares can be transferred in demat form only: SebiIn December 2018, the watchdog extended the deadline for transfer of shares of listed companies only in dematerialised (demat) form to Apri...
- Physical shares will become illiquid after March 31: Here's how to demat themIf you haven't demated your physical shares here is a look at what will happen to those shares and how you can dematerialise them before th...
- Dematerialisation of shares: How companies race against time and investors reminisce about a bygone eraMore than two decades after dematerialisation of physical shares, investors still love to hold on to paper shares
- Govt to make it compulsory for unlisted cos to issue shares in demat formThe unlisted corporates would have to ensure that shares are transferred only in dematerialised (demat) or electronic form.
- Investors can hold shares in physical form even after Dec 5: SebiThe clarification comes after the Sebi received several calls concerning the applicability of its directive.
- Listed firms' transfer of shares to be in demat form from DecemberShares in the demat form will help in having a transparent record of shareholding at companies.
- Say goodbye to share certificates, you have time till December to go dematMany investors, especially senior citizens, still hold shares in physical form.
- Over 10 lakh active unlisted private companies exist: GovernmentAmong the 66,063 active unlisted public limited companies, 13,030 were registered in Maharashtra, 11,607 in Delhi and 9,311 in West Bengal.
- Government plans to dematerialise shares of unlisted companies to crack down on black moneyAbout 70,000 public limited companies are unlisted and more than 1million private limited companies are registered with the corporate affai...
- NSDL asked to take remedial steps for IPO scam role: SebiNSDL has been asked to complete the audit by January 2012 and inform the Sebi about the proposed corrective steps by April.
- Now trade in MF through stock brokersThis move by SEBI is expected to reduce the transaction costs for investors. Investors pick hybrid MFs | Risk while investing in midcaps | ...
- IPO share transfer under Sebi glareSebi is considering a proposal that seeks to restrict transfer of equity shares of a company before it is listed, in a move clearly aimed a...
- Sebi asks firms to conduct audit on capital reconciliationThe Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has directed corporates to conduct a secretarial audit for reconciliation of its total ad...
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