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DEMAT ACCOUNTS GUIDELINES
My relative had a joint demat account: Can the nominee be changed after death?ET Wealth Reader's Query: A relative had a joint demat account with his wife, though all the investments were made by him. He had no childr...- Stock market investors: Can family members operate their demat accounts using a single mobile number? Here’s what SEBI saysStock market investors: In a recent circular, SEBI mandated that a stock broker upload the same mobile number or email address for more tha...
- Sebi extends deadline to implement direct pay-out of securities to clients' demat a/c to Nov 11Markets regulator Sebi on Thursday extended the deadline to implement guidelines mandating the direct pay-out of securities to clients' dem...
- Are you making these mistakes when opening an NRI demat account?NRIs looking to invest in the Indian stock market can now easily do so through NRI demat accounts. It is critical to understand the differe...
- Sebi mandates email as default mode for dispatching CAS by depositories, Mutual Fund-RTAMarkets regulator Sebi on Tuesday mandated email as a default mode of dispatch of 'Consolidated Account Statement', which provides an accou...
- Your demat account will become inactive when this happensAn trading and demat account is most required for purchasing and selling and holding shares. However the trading and demat account could be...
- Sebi gives more time to implement guidelines on share pledging for margin purposesIn addition, Sebi has extended the deadline to January 27 for the implementation of the framework on validation of instructions for pay-in ...
- Sebi issues guidelines for transfer, dematerialisation of re-lodged physical sharesShares in demat form would help in maintaining a transparent record of shareholding of companies amid rising concerns over beneficial owner...
- SEBI's new rules for pledging of shares: Here's what you need to knowAs per the new guidelines, shares will have to be pledged by following a process where the pledge is registered against the customer’s hold...
- How brokerages misuse clients’ power of attorneys & how can investors protect themselvesThe shock wave is not limited to such clients alone, but also to the lending community.
- What should clients of Karvy Stock Broking do nowSebi alleged that Karvy has misused client securities by pledging them with banks and FIs to raise funds.
- A welcome move to check misuse of client securitiesFurther, because of holding securities for different purposes in a single account, it was difficult for the regulator to monitor movement a...
- How to safeguard against demat account fraudPotential for demat account frauds is low today but investors need to remain vigilant as unscrupulous brokers intent on cheating do find wa...
- BSE gives brokers more time to submit banks, demat a/c detailsBesides, the exchange has provided a facility whereby members can report details of their banks and demat accounts electronically.
- Sebi allows non-demat mutual funds transactions through stock exchangesAs per the earlier Sebi guidelines, the MF distributors can not handle payout and pay in of funds as well as units on behalf of investor.
- E-Insurance: Good initiative but questions remainHowever, like any initiative, this initiative is in its initial stages and will take some time to shape up so that the insured find it easy...
- Now, rent out your demat accountA demat account, according to market insiders, can fetch a rent ranging from Rs 300 to Rs 1,000 per IPO application.
- Peter PAN’s business booms as deadline expiresThe Securities and Exchange Board of India’s decision to make permanent account numbers compulsory for demat account holders may have left ...
- 28 lakh NSDL users yet to flash PANAround 28 lakh demat accounts with the National Securities Depository (NSDL) are yet to furnish details of their permanent account number (...
- Fewer applications for demat accountsThe crack down on demat accounts under fictitious names and the tightening of norms on opening new accounts following the IPO scam has had ...
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