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Bima-ASBA facility will eliminate unauthorised deductions, say insurance sector playersIrdai's implementation of Bima-ASBA for insurance premium payments will enhance transparency and security by blocking the premium amount un...
ASBA mechanism for secondary trade in equity bleakens prospects for discount brokersThe facility is based on blocking of funds for trading in the secondary market through UPI, and initially, the facility will be optional fo...
Sebi’s new ASBA norm may increase competition among brokers: Upstox CEO Ravi KumarAs of January 2023, the number of demat accounts in India increased to 11 crore, up from 8.4 crore during the same period the previous year...
Sebi move of upstreaming client funds likely to hurt non-bank brokersAccording to the regulator, the framework aims at giving benefits such as interest on the blocked funds in a client’s savings account till ...
SEBI Board Meet: Regulator approves ASBA-like facility for secondary mktThe facility is based on blocking of funds for trading in the secondary market through UPI. The facility will be optional for investors as ...
No money? No bid: Sebi tightens IPO rules to ensure genuine bidsThe regulator is learnt to have found out that some large institutional investors and high net worth individuals were putting in bids only ...
Sebi extends relaxations for compliance with rights issuesAs per Issue of Capital and Disclosure Requirements norms, an application for a rights issue shall be made only through the ASBA facility.
Sebi reduces time for filing application to obtain NOC for release of 1% of issue amountUnder rules, the issuer company deposits 1 per cent of the issue amount of the securities offered to the public and/or to the holders of th...
Sebi extends relaxations for compliance with rights issuesEarlier, this relaxation was given for rights issues opening till July 31, 2020, which was further extended till December 31, 2020.
NSE gears up for e-IPOs, start-upsThe move follows capital markets regulator Sebi issuing a new set of guidelines on e-IPOs as well as new regulations for listing of start-u...
Marketmen see new IPO rules boosting retail participationThere are about 2 cr retail investors in the market and despite the bull-run in the market, there has not been any tangible rise in their n...
Sebi looks to reduce listing time period for companiesSebi may reduce the post issue timelines from T+12 days (12 days from issue closure to listing and trading) to T+6 days.
IPO funding at record low rates of 7 per cent; but stocks must list at over 50 per cent for decent returnsRates have been coming down since 2011 when Sebi introduced a facility called Asba which allowed HNIs to bid for as many shares as possible.
- Sebi likely to tighten norms on IPO advertisements
"Self-regulation is better or you want us (Sebi) to come out with guidelines?" she asked the audience comprising of merchant bankers.
- SEBI reduces NFO period for mutual funds
The market watchdog SEBI has asked mutual funds to reduce the period between the opening and closing of issues from the present 30-45 days ...
- Allow smooth passage of FII funds: SEBI Chairman
CB Bhave is of the view that unless foreign portfolio investors are allowed entry and exit without being hobbled, it would be difficult to ...
'You can't keep the door half shut on portfolio inflows'Sebi chief CB Bhave is now almost two years into the job of guarding the country’s securities market against the impact of an unprecedented...
- Companies may have to list within 7 days of IPOs
Regulator hinted at possibility of further reducing time for rights issues from 45-60 days, which has been recently trimmed from 157 days. ...
- Stock exchanges should worry about other issues apart from listing: CB Bhave
SEBI chief made it clear that bourses should focus on vital issues rather than listing. Before investing in IPO I Adani debut raises doubts...
- SEBI finalises rules for easier IPO investment
SEBI has finalised the guidelines that would allow a retail investor investing in an initial public offering to pay only to the extent of s...